CF ... I don't have that particular model Garmin, but I do have a Garmin Nuvi 205W GPS that I've used in my truck, over the last couple of years.
With Lifetime updates (for my unit) costing $90 .... getting a model with the "free for the lifetime of the unit" updates is a good choice. You would also want the unit to speak the actual NAMES of the roads/streets that it's telling you to turn onto (mine does not, it only tells you to turn in XX miles while showing you the route/turn on the screen).
You may also need to purchase a USB plug-in wire ... in order to hook the unit up to your home PC (for updates, registration,etc). Mine did not come with one, but my digital camera came with a USB connector wire/plug .. and it works with my Garmin. (mine is a shorter version of this one - ( http://www.amazon.com/Cables-Go-2700.../dp/B000067RVL )
Mine came with the suction cup mount ... and it's simple & easy to use. However, I did read that thieves on the lookout for GPS units are targeting vehicles with the "suction cup ring" on the windshield ... so, wiping that "ring" off, afterwards, is a easy precautionary method for hiding the fact that a GPS unit may be in the vehicle. I purchased a small camera case, that all the stuff fits into, and use that to store & transport it in.
... cp


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