Looking to upgrade to the new navi disk..I see they came out with a newer model..

I currently have the 6.0 disk and its horrible... wanted to see what upgrade to get?

Thanks..:thepan:

any help on this please?

Ok, I don't know anything about the disks or anything since I don't have a Nav in my car but on the V-forum there is some information that you can probably use (if there is no difference between the CTS and CTS-V Nav units).... Try to find the threads by HeavyMetals.... he's the go to guy on the info for that.... I think!!! :bigroll: trying to help out.....

I've got a mid-05 DVD Nav in my car and I am using the Zenrin 6.4 with no issues. I have no idea if the new 7.0 or 7.1 disks for the Infinity '06's will work or not.

This topic is extensively discussed in this thread here:
http://www.cadillacforums.com/forums/cadillac-cts-v-series-forum/53916-nav-dvd-infiniti-zenrin-v6-4-a-4.html

Read through that thread carefully, and you should have a complete understanding of the 'issues'!

Short answer: The V6.4 disc will work to display map detail, but on older (Pre-'05) NAV systems you can't enter destinations due to a software glitch. I have an '04 and it does not work in my system. There is supposedly a software upgrade disc that will fix this problem but it's still on backorder with GM.

Hope that helps!

:tisk: :thehand: :want: :alchi:

Wow....I would have sold it way cheaper

Wow....I would have sold it way cheaper

Thats what I figured when he told me "he would love to help another supporting member out". Still, its cheaper than paying full price

true....I just test drove an Inifinity and took it home and burned it....took the car back and......voooolah I had a disc that worked and was tha latest version

According to Heavy, it was really difficult to burn? I think he said he had to have special equipment and software to do it?

I don't have that so I havn't tried it...

Just a dual layer DVD burner, Dual Layered DVD, free software you can get off the internet, and burn it at the slowest 1x speed.....pretty easy, but wasted a few discs figuring out to use the slower speed.....I kept thinking it was the software when it just needed to be tamed down a bit