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Just spent the morning cleaning the Z4 and found these behind the passenger seat in the net holder! Looks like someone was touring round France in a brand new Z4 in 2007!!
 
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You’ve now got me trying to remember when I last used a map
 
Although I use the sat nav to get there, I like a map to plan, especially when I’m on holiday in Europe where I don’t have the same concept of local geography.
 
I used a map 2 weeks ago. :oops:

Just wanted to get an idea of the shortest route to a known destination - that way I didn't have to suffer the Garmin lady's accent. :lol:
 
So, let me get this right, it has taken 11 years for you to move the seats to properly clean the car?? :roll: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
 
What's sat nav. :? Mine never worked well enough to bother using it. :P I have a AA road map of Britain wedged between the passenger seat and the transmission tunnel. Just in case I forget a route. :D I will be fuked if they ever get rid of road signs though. :wink:
 
Jl-c said:
So, let me get this right, it has taken 11 years for you to move the seats to properly clean the car?? :roll: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
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Just bought the car in November pal!
:tumbleweed:
 
Was never any good at map reading as a kid I did use to plan some driving routes with them but then found Via Michelin which was very helpful I used it for a 4 day trip around France just me and my Z was a bit tricky trying to turn the pages top down :D now days I have started using a sat nav and have to say its a lot easier as I do not have to keep stopping to check the next part of a route especially on country roads where there are fewer signs I just listen to the soft Irish accent as she tells me left or right but I still jot down on a piece of paper the basic part of the journey
 
Used to be the total opposite - satnavs were for noncing Jessie’s & half the fun, navigating for the ski drive, US or elsewhere was the challenge.

With so much traffic, junction complexity & restricted flow access, satnav’s are now a lifesaver... however they don’t always know best for shortcuts - to the extent I think my TOMTOM’s be learning some of my routes & now uses them
 
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