Garmin Simulate Driving This Route

2nd camera needed this.

Very impressed with this Garmin especially for the price and the features you can easily change your route the way you want to go , it warns ahead of slower speed zones also for RR tracks and school zones, it works somewhat like the old Garmin's but with more features will probably get another

Works good with Google "my maps" to import into Basecamp as a track and convert to a route. . Warning, the XP2 when connected to Basecamp, gives a warning that it might not be combatable with Basecamp. It does still work. If Garmin drops Basecamp, I will sell all my Garmin GPS's. My primary use is to draw a route on "my maps" and import it into Basecamp so I can load into the GPS.

My 3rd Garmin GPS. I’ve used them for work as a route driver & never disappointed. Good battery life, easy updates, nice variety of features

For some reason, the first "57" I purchased malfunctioned - would not record while driving. After much frustration and trial and error - and the help of a wonderful Garmin technician (William), Garmin had me return the unit. They sent me a new one - worked great. I was so impressed with Garmin's response and William's help, that I ordered a second "57" for my second vehicle. Love 'em!!!!

Recently used my Garmin Zumo XT driving around in Long Island NY, Brooklyn, Queens, JFK airport. Roads there are insane, traffic there is insane, my XT got me thru it and paired with Garmin Drive every red light and speed camera was identified, traffic feature worked well also

I was driving through the Red Woods of Northern California. I nerve been in this area. I was so thankful I remembered to take my Garmin with me. Next time I will purchase a Garmin with speech recognition as it was hard to drive the curves and hills and enter information.

For many using a cell device is adquate. I prefer a dedicated, self-contained GPS for driving and the new Garmin flawlessly does that. I guard what privacy there still is and Garmin allows operation with and without a cell connection. Good enough! Unlike my former GPS with lifetime maps (yeah, right) this accepts voice commands and they work surprisingly well. With the pre-loaded points of interest, naming a place works as well as punching in or calling out an address. Information is logically and clearly presented on a large screen and turn-by-turn instructions are timely and useful. I'm pleased.

This Garmin is great, all the additional information, such as current street driving on, crosswalk information, school zones marked and speed zone changes upcoming. If your exceeding the speedlimit, your speed turns red. Especially like downloading old address on former Garmin product to this new Garmin.

I bought the Garmin 52 during my vacation in the USA. With its magnificent features it made my driving much easier. This product gives one a sense of reliability and safety to get to one's destination..