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Originally Posted by IT

Looking at the part number, its an RNS-C - Its not worth 50 quid, or the money it will cost you to get the code for it (although a *friendly* Audi garage will do it for free)

RNS-D can get up to date maps, it the RNS-C that stopped in 2007.

But either way, the RNS-E represents far better value for money, however theres little chance of getting it to fit a Pre face car, so even I would give up on that one.

Tomtom will probably struggle for reception unless you get an external aerial, so the best you can do is a pop out screen single din nav unit like the pioneer avics for example.....

Or, buy a paper map..., its easier..

lol paper map.old school just how i like it, costs few rands to buy and its always there no matter if power is on or off.