Actually, no nav in mine. It wouldn't have been much of a test if it did--I drove from the dealer about 8 miles, turned south for 330 miles, exited and drove about three miles to my house. Usually when they say "you can't miss it," you can, but not in this case.

From what I read in this forum, the nav feature is not such a loss anyway, being kind of clunky to use. I will be moved someday to research the aftermarket offerings, but I really don't mind opening a roadmap from time to time. I suspect that nav units can interject some weirdness into finding your way around. For example, the tow truck driver called me on my cell as he neared my location. I told him the exit to take from the interstate, which way to turn, how far to go, and what to look far. Instead, he used his "Tom Tom" and got royally lost because it told him to go elsewhere. I don't want to be that guy.

Or, maybe that's my excuse not to learn how to use yet another electronic wonder.