"Bobsprit" wrote in message ...
Garmin's paltry one-year warranty says they
believe their units are good for AT LEAST one
year.


Since a Kia has a ten year warranty and the Toyota camry just 3....then by your
logic the Kia is better?

Yes, that's a valid assumption when it comes to the drive train
which the long warranty covers. It doesn't mean the Kia is
a better car overall but it does mean the manufacturer is
building the parts that are warranted for such a long period
of time to last that period of time.


Bwahahahahhahah! Bitch Slap!

S.Simon