Clark has always loved maps and used to relish getting the folding maps at AAA when he was planning a trip. Now he hasn't unfolded a map in years since getting his first GPS.
His most recent GPS was the Dash, which he raves is "the most phenomenal GPS to date
ever."
The prices on GPS units can be as cheap as $60 or $80 for a no-name brand or $100 for a name brand such as Magellan or Tom Tom. You can't go wrong buying a GPS from any of the Big 3 -- Garmin, Magellan or Tom Tom. Clark's personal preference is for Magellan out of the three big players.
The penny-pincher is often asked if you need to spend more than $100 on a GPS. The answer is no, the $100 models will do the job just fine.
Need more convincing? Think about it like this: If your GPS is stolen from your car, at least you're only out $100. But that smashed-in car window will probably run you more than that, as
Clark's wife recently discovered.
