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Anyone see this? https://fordauthority.com/2022/04/2...o-ditch-factory-navigation-system-next-month/

Interesting. I'm assuming most people, like me, use their phone's navigation anyway. They can probably cut down on a lot of chip usage by eliminating navigation.

I use Google Maps or Waze any...waze. Haha see what I did there.

Isn’t the cell service in ocala really bad?? And the off road Nav (trail maps) that ford pass is supposed to release would be nice

I'm glad that I opted for the connected built-in nav. It isn't just about the functionality that can be provided by a phone app as cellular coverage isn't reliable in some parts. But one aspect that Ford did a really poor job of explaining the benefit is that connected built-in nav provides 3 yr of service. If/when the service lapses, the navigation will still work from the infotainment screen (just won't have updated maps). Those that don't have connected built-in nav still have 90 days service, but when it lapses, the infotainment screen "dumbs down" and nav is completely disabled. When I trade my Bronco in 3 yrs later, I don't want there to be less functionality to the infotainment screen.

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