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Go for the touring+sport. If you mod it, you'll make up the power difference very easily. You spend more time inside the car than outside, so buy accordingly. Aftermarket Nav

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Go for the touring+sport. If you mod it, you'll make up the power difference very easily. You spend more time inside the car than outside, so buy accordingly. Aftermarket Nav will never be as well integrated into the car as OEM. Of course, that becomes a problem when you want to upgrade the stereo, but there's always a catch.
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Go for the touring+sport. If you mod it, you'll make up the power difference very easily. You spend more time inside the car than outside, so buy accordingly. Aftermarket Nav will never be as well integrated into the car as OEM. Of course, that becomes a problem when you want to upgrade the stereo, but there's always a catch.
Thats exactly my reasoning thus far. I wouldn't add anything in terms of aftermarket would be a subwoofer. Other than splicing one of the signal wire of a speaker its an easy job.

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Thats exactly my reasoning thus far. I wouldn't add anything in terms of aftermarket would be a subwoofer. Other than splicing one of the signal wire of a speaker its an easy job.
With the Bose, you need a line out converter. Bose makes everything more complicated.
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With the Bose, you need a line out converter. Bose makes everything more complicated.
Most new head units make you use a(n) LOC. I currently have a 2011 Scion tc and In order to get my subs wired up I had to splice the rear speakers (did both), used a simple LOC and whammie. Of course had to splice the remote for the HU to use it as a power signal for the amp.

Does the Bose have any other quirks like that? I know some of the new models have an internal HDD (5gb IIRC), is there a way to upgrade them? I tried to do a bit of research, but came up empty.
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