 After  owning  this  car  for  2  years  I  got  rid  of  it.  I  am  done  with  Toyota,  the  most  arrogant  car  company  I  ever  dealt  with.  I  paid  around  $ 1,400  for  a  navigation  system  which  I  need  on  a  daily  basis  and  ended  up  sticking  my  $ 70,-  Garmin  into  the  window  because  the  Toyota  system  was  basically  useless.  I  found  out  about  this  within  the  first  week  of  owning  the  car  and  when  I  explained  to  Toyota  that  the  GPS   took  me  to  places  3  miles  away  from  the  actually  address,  (among  other  issues  like  telling  me  to  turn after  the  intersection  where  I  was  supposed  to  make  the  turn),   the  response  was   "The  system  is  designed  like  that".   The  map  that  was  installed  in  this  system  was  over  15  years  old  in  some  areas  and  when  a  map  update  was  released,  the  dealer  told  me  "map  updates are  not  covered  under  warranty,  you  have  to  pay  for  it.     It  looks  like  this  is  Toyota's  standard  answer  when  something  is  wrong  with  their  products:   "It  is  designed  like  that,  all  the  other  vehicles  do  the  same"  What  Toyota  means  is  that  the  customer  has  to  accept  any  design  flaws  as  long  as  all  the  other  cars  of  the  same  year /  model  have  the  same  problem.I  bought  this  car  to  save  money  on  the  gas  but  after  all  I  did  not  save  -  the  vehicle depreciated  about  $ 7,000  in  2  years.   For  that  money  I  could  have  bought  a   lot  of  gas  and  kept  driving  my  Chrysler  van  which  didn't  have  any  GPS   issues.