Map updates for our 2015 Giulietta QV have not been available since we took delivery of our new car. We've recently learned that a 2019 update has been released, but at an extraordinary cost of around $465.00 to have installed by our local Alfa service agent. With all the major infrastructure changes currently happening to our northern and southern freeways here in Adelaide, the update is probably already redundant. Worse, there is no way of knowing when, if ever, the next map update will be released.
I'm looking at a more permanent, cost-effective solution that will allow us access to current maps (preferably using the existing Alfa Uconnect 6.5" Radio Nav).
Can anyone offer a solution?
And Alfa Romeo can't work out why they are the joke of the automotive industry. ::)
Just make you want to cry, don't it. :'(
Alfa Romeo is the car you buy with your 'emotions', because, if you used your brain, you would buy something else! LOL!
Bazz n Tippy toe , too right !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's Alfa Romeo Australia who are the idiots.
Getting parts, service, updates etc for your Alfa in the UK/EU is a piece of piss
Seriously, we should crowd fund a takeover off the distributor franchise, they're fucking useless.
Quote from: Craig_m67 on July 03, 2019, 03:06:38 PM
It's Alfa Romeo Australia who are the idiots.
Now where have I heard that before? ;)
in the Netherlands the newest update is from 2016. :'(
This "update" cost about 250 euro's.
Now i have a different navigation device in the car or i use my phone.
Ateco being the importer in the days of 156, 147 etc where just as bad ,probably even worse , we are doomed no matter what