trevorh

Sorry for the late response. I finally got around to installing SIM card from 3. (£40 valid for 1 yr, 12Mb total?) The audilink system works ok for installing new destinations set up via Google maps (only from destop version, not android) and it allows some satellite images from Google, but this is all hung around the Audi map installed. The live traffic works well but only on the main roads. It doesn't have the Google maps level of detail. I haven't used the audi web access much yet, but this seems to be quite useful if you don't have a smart phone.

I've just acquired a late 2013 A6 Allroad. As to be expected, the satnav could do with updating. However, at £200 via an independent it's pretty steep. I see that the myaudi link allows the user of Google maps. Hence my question; isn't it cheaper and more cost effective to pay c. £120 a year for a SIM to allow live use of Google Maps? Or am I misunderstanding how this works? Thanks for your comments