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What do you think would look and add value to the a 2000 C4? Which one would be harder to install?
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YOUR RESEARCHNew Radio or old nav
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Way better aftermarket options for a pre-MOST vehicle than the OEM system. You'll get more bang for your buck with newer DVD based Nav systems and also get Sat radio and full ipod integration. As far as resale is concerned: by the time you go to sell, the PCM I system will be so outdated and (probably) no longer supported that the only option will then be to go aftermarket anyway. Just get the best installer you can afford and it will look great.
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