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I'm going to do something a little different this month. Typically these rankings reflect the number of times each review is read, but this month's figures are based on how many GPS units have been sold by our partners (Amazon, etc.) via GPS Tracklog and GPS Deals.
This different method of ranking has resulted in some ties, because rather than thousands of page views, we're often looking at just a few sales of each unit.
There are some interesting holiday trends emerging here. The market seems to be split between newer models and two budget categories — entry-level devices and older (often discontinued) units on clearance. There definitely seems to be a trend towards budget units and away from the latest and greatest. As usual, the links below go to our GPS reviews.
Top ten auto GPS
- Garmin nuvi 760
- Garmin nuvi 755T
- TomTom ONE 125
- Garmin nuvi 255W
- Garmin nuvi 260W (Tie)
- Magellan Maestro 4250 (Tie)
- Garmin nuvi 350
- Garmin nuvi 205
- Garmin nuvi 650
- Garmin nuvi 265WT
About Rich Owings
The 760 isn’t much of an upgrade from the 750 in my opinion, unless you need bluetooth or traffic. Which going by a previous article “5 GPS features you don’t need” you probably don’t. So I’d save the 50 bucks and go with the 750.