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Article: Blaupunkt Car Navigation System Keeps You From Getting Lost.

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December 28, 1999
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BROADVIEW, Ill., Dec. 28 /PRNewswire/ -- If you think a car navigation system isn't for you, think again. Car navigation is for anyone who has ever gotten totally lost in a car -- which is probably just about everyone who has ever had a driver's license. A car navigation system can keep you from being late for a business meeting, job interview, or your cousin's barbecue. It can also help you find the nearest motel when a blizzard is bearing down on your route, or a gas station when your gauge is on empty.

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