Whereis GPS Navigation Questions & Answers

Only through a Mitsubishi dealer. EXPENSIVE !!!!

Not through Navigation Australia. I got a blank CD!

Gidday Ali, Go to navshop.com.au this is by TomTom and the discs are $200.00 and are up to 2020. I purchased the Australia 24 disc ( Denso) for my jaguar and it is great. DO NOT by from Navigation Australia Systems, they are a bogas Pakistan company selling discs for $100.00. They do not all work !!! Johnno

Check with navshop.com.au run by Tom Tom Disc's are $200.00 each. Do not use Navigation Australia Systems they are a bogas Pakistan company.

Check with naveshop.com.au by Tom Tom disc's are $200.00

Check with navshop.com.au Disc is Australia 24 $200.00

Updates for Whereis are very hard to find, even for my 5 year old Honda. I gave up looking, and would have to replace the entire nav-entertainment unit to get up-to-date maps, i.e. it is not worth the expense. We used Google Maps in a phone very successfully while on holiday in Spain and Portugal, and not data hungry. You can download maps using Wi-Fi to use later as well. The days of built-in GPS are numbered I'm afraid. Rich.

Check with navshop.com.au Disc's are to 2020 and are $200.00 each

Thank you. Upgraded to a Volvo now so all is good.

Dear Brian, TomTom has acquired Location Navigation, including its WhereIs map assets of Australia from Sensis. I have a 2014 Mercedes E Class and have with a big struggle received an update which is still pathetic, it shows my car in the driveway of my home as "offroad" by 32 Km, in an area that existed since the Sydney Harbour bridge. The car industry manages this badly, dealers charge a fortune for "updates" and TomTom seems to be getting away with really poor map content/updates. Overseas manufacturers seem to buy this "solution" blindly for Australia and no-one complains. When I complained, I got a deaf ear! Only solution is a Chinese made interface that gives you Android Auto or iPhone equivalent functionality - if you can find one that can be fitted on your car - or some other aftermarket entertainment system replacement. Good luck, I think you are just as frustrated as I am. Regards, JD

The WhereIs database on our 2015 Honda has no updates, and Honda no longer uses them. Yours may be older, but Google or perhaps even ViaMichelin are your best bet.

I drive a NISSAN not a Honda

I have been advised by Professionals to replace the whole system to an Apple system, which uses Google Maps and it will automatically do any updates. It will only cost me $900

Only iOS, not Android. Try Michelin if you don't like Google Maps.

Would have to recommend you only update through the car manufacturer as then you will only pay when you receive the goods and also have some warranty which was not the case for me when I dealed direct on line.

Good luck, Nitro