If you drive a Honda Accord with GPS already built-in to the dashboard then you will probably be aware of the need to regularly install new Honda Accord Navigation System Updates. 2022 maps are now available courtesy of the HERE Company and come on a DVD which lets you update the Honda Accord GPS. If there has been a change or update to any roads in the previous 12 months, then the latest GPS map update disc will include those changes. By purchasing online you can drive with the confidence that your Honda Accord’s navigation system is as current and as fresh as possible. The banner below will take you to the cheapest and best price deals on the new Accord 2022 DVD.
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Honda Accord Navigation System Updates – Compatible Vehicles
The latest HERE Honda Accord Navigation DVD is compatible with the following models. Please note that if you do not see your vehicle listed below, it does not mean that there is no new disc or CD available – you will simply need to go through to the official HERE store and use their vehicle selector to find the correct GPS map update disc for your model and year of manufacture.
- 2003, 2004, 2005
2016 Orange DVD Map Update v3.C0 - 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021
2016 White DVD Map Update v4.B1 or B2 and B3 with MapCare
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Honda Navigation DVD for All Models
The new navigation DVD is also compatible with the whole range of Honda vehicles and cars. You can also click the links to update the GPS maps on the following cars: Civic, CrossTour, CR-Z, CRV, Element, Fit, Insight, Odyssey, Pilot, and Ridgeline.
What Areas Are Covered with the Honda Accord GPS Update 2022
No matter where you drive in the World, there is a HERE map update available for your GPS. For example, if you are a North American driver then you can be sure that every road you drive on will be covered in the new Honda Accord Navigation DVD. Below is an example just showing how wide the North American and US coverage.
Save Money on the Best Price Honda Navigation DVDs
Whilst you might feel paying for new map updates can be expensive, you need to weigh up how much money you will save over the course of a year. The average American driver travels 19,000 miles each year – based on the engine size of a standard Honda Accord model it’s possible to save yourself nearly $600 dollars a year in fuel costs as well as helping to reduce your carbon footprint. Why is this? Well, it’s simple: if you have the most accurate driving directions possible then you won’t get led down too many dead ends and incorrect roads.
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HERE are able to calculate how the cost savings based on average driving patterns and how many new road updates have occurred with the new Honda Accord Navigation system update – and the image below shows you exactly how worthwhile paying for a new GPS update disc actually is.
How to Install a Honda Accord Navigation Update
Installation of the new 2022 Honda Accord Navigation System update is simple. The new maps, directions, routes, and POIs (points of interest files) are all available on a new software DVD. Once you receive your new disc in the post you simply need to eject the old version you have and then insert the new Accord Navi update GPS DVD. After that you follow the on-screen instructions to load your new map software.
Honda Navigation DVD Downloads
Many visitors to the GPS Bites website ask us if it is possible to download torrent or hacked versions of the Honda Accord GPS update. The answer to this question is “no”, and we would advise that you never attempt to do this. This is because you won’t have your own unique HERE code for the system update so would never be able to installed hacked navigation updates, and you also run the risk of infecting your PC or Mac with a virus. Don’t do it is our expert reply. Instead make sure that you only ever purchase 100% official Honda Accord navigation system updates using the links on the GPS Bites website.
