Mick we had our Fiat Timberland resprayed the paint job was very good but the problems started when inexperienced workers started refitting the windows,solar panels, roof vents and other external

Consider having it done at a boat yard. They often have facilities for dealing with "big" vehicles like ours and are often overlooked by motorhomers. Barry

We have an Adria Maxivan, a 10yo converted Fiat Ducato hi-top panel van. We want to have a respray - the original Fiat paintwork is a Friday afternoon job. Before I start looking for someone to do

Hi, Problem with a lot of GPS systems is ongoing subscription/update costs. Manufacturers definitions of lifetime updates can also be disingenuous, and leave you in the lurch when they deem the unit

Yes the sometimes incorrect speed limit warnings are a pain - plainly ported over from the truck version where unladen weight determines some of the limits. I wonder how many have noticed and how many

I only replaced my old TT because it failed. I bought a new oneand was dismayed when I realised how awful the new system was with pois andbeing able to find a town and see on the map where aires,

Although I’m a Tomtom fan, I have tried others, - I never have found one that matched the Tomtom. Now using the Truck version - Pro-Trucks 5150, which has all the bells and whistles required

That must have been the Boris model ;-) Derek -- Sent from my Android phone with GMX Mail. Please excuse my brevity.

I agree with everything that you say Neill and I understand about mass markets. And, yes, I managed to download the poi (equivalent) of camper contact onto a Garmin but it never displayed on the map

I do all that on Garmin. Not exactly intuitive though. It then all comes back to the difficulty of (the user) adapting to a new system with a different concept of how it should all work, rarely

It is a pity, the only thing I can offer with regards to POIs is something like Viewranger. Even if you're in another country with limited data, if you've prepared before hand and downloaded the free

Hi Buff I used to do exactly what you do on my old TomTom 720. I have been trying to find a more modern one with a larger screen but have totally failed so far. Like you I am now using my phone with

We're still using a 12 year old TomTom because when I was wondering a few years ago about a replacement I found that several of the features that we rely on had been removed. We make very extensive

That’s the truck version of mine but mine also has a built in dash cam Carol -- -- Carol WeaverAires photos here|. www.carolweaver.co.uk/Travel Plusnet -cardun if you sign up recommend me please

I've a Garmin Dezl Truck. 780 I think. I've covered 142,000 miles with it since I got it. I can't recall how long I've had it but its at least 3 years now. Elwyn

Very interesting Martin. I tried your little route on all my devices and all passed the test except for the Apple maps on my phone which took the bad route. David

Interesting that my TomTom phone app just been updated - gave in after nagging when trying to use it only locally while stranded in new-to-me lockdown area. Seems to have a newish interface and

How any of you manage to buy a car or even a washing machine is beyond me! J Can’t say I’ve ever had a car / washing machine / oven / sat nav / pc / phone / camera that I thought was perfect

Carol, My test is the last part of the route from say Tesco In St Austell to Pentewan. If it routes you on the unclassified single track road with passing places that takes you through Porthpean and

I think GPS’ are very subjective as we need them for different things. Alan has more Uses than I do To Duncan they are really a means at end of trip to find exactly where we need to be but he still