“My cars are old and do not have Bluetooth. How do I use this model with no bluetooth?”

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• It doesn't need BlueTooth. It acquires GPS satellite almanac information via satellite radio signals (can take up to 10 minutes if it has been turned off more than a day) and the traffic information via its power-cord that is also an antenna (there is a radio traffic broadcast signal Garmin can receive). You don't speak to this model, but it speaks to you as it has an internal speaker.... mostly notices that your next exit is up ahead, etc.

  Answered by PaulD 7 years ago

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• The GPS does not rely on Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or cellular signals and is unaffected by cellular dead zones.

  Answered by GarminProductExpert 7 years ago

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