The navigation system in my car or Waze app on my phone.

My dashboard GPS has never failed me and is the most accurate as to arrival time too!  There are too many No Service areas to rely on the iphone and I have to warn clients to not count on it.

Dashboard 95% of the time.  nose the other 5%

My vehicle has a Map program... I love it.  Sometimes I use my iPhone to get an address and general location.

google map.... and/or have someone drive me who knows where they're going....

Navigation is built into my car. And I also use my phone when necessary.

I use my Garmin. It calculates my mileage. I'm able to download it each month in an excel spreadsheet and easily remove personal mileage. It recalculates my total. I send it to my bookkeeper for my monthly P&L. Easy Peasy! 

Knowing I was moving to San Diego back in 2003, every Lexus I've owned since 2003 has had built in GPS as part of the upgrade package. I never will buy a car for work without GPS built in.

Smartphone all the way. Have 2 programs in case one goes bonkers & sends me off a cliff. Google Nav & Google Maps on android.

I realized not too long ago that I had regular paper maps in the trunk that I hadn't used in an eternity. Recycle bin with them!

Fred,

Our car has a built in GPS, and we have not used it.  We use our iPhone (Siri) for that .  She did well on our recent European trip, although her pronounciation is terrible on Italian words...

I have a great dashboard GPS but I have found my smartphone is more up to date..

GPS in my vehicle and sometimes my phone.  I look forward to receiving my new Google Pixel XL phone. 

Smartphone has only let me down in new communities.

I have a navigation system in my 2008 Prius, but sometimes I need to use my iPhone to help with more recent developments.

I use Waze, 95% of the time. Fabulous app.

Fred Griffin - at times WAZE but mostly Google Maps - and most of the time, I know many areas in my surrounding so sometimes, gut-feeling and it has worked for me!

I have never owned or used a GPS. I have lived here my entire life, and pretty much know how to find my way around. I do occasioanlly use ADC map book or mapquest if I'm going on a longer drive to somewhere I'm not familiar with.

My car has GPS. Sometimes, we use a smart phone as a supplement.

Depends on where I am going.

I have a Nav in my vehicle - I also use Google maps sometimes...

Garmin.

However, there is a persistent 'back seat' driver who knows where everything is....which has proven to be a false statement.

Loved reading the answers on this one.  I need to figure out something for the rental car I'm driving.  So used to my in-console GPS in my own car.

Whatever came on my new iPhone 6 works great for me!

Still have my Garmin for back up, but mostly Mapquest app on phone

I use Garmin or my phone.

I have a Garmin as I can take it on vacation too.   I have purchased cars with the in-dash GPS, but it is very costly to update yearly.

Primarily phone GPS (Google) because it is the most updated and updates freely.  I do have a Garmin Nuvi.  I also know whow to read the paper maps too.

GPS plugged in on Jeep but otherwise don't get lost in small rural areas where only two or three left or right hand turns in the entire 6x6 mile township with less than 100 people in them! Rural brokerage so different than urban centers! We don't lock doors, don't have traffic or crime either and folks help with directions, are friendly. 

Waze and Google maps!

I have a Garmin

In car GPS and every agent should have a car with one.

Locally, I usually look at the directions to get a sense of where the address is and go there the way described or another way.  If I do have to look up an address or have to go into unfamiliar territory, I use the maps app on my phone. 

I have the Garrmin in my car - works fairly well

Good morning Fred,

I used to use my phone, now I use the car GPS.

I have a Garmin... just like the one you've pictured that I can talk to and it talks back! But I do occasionally check directions on-line. I had built-in navigation in my cars for years from the time they first came out with this feature... have found my Garmin to be much more accurate and I don't have to pay for it.

I've used a Garmin-like device, my iPad and iPhone, but now use my dashboard GPS. I also still have an atlas of my area in the car just in case I need it, and if I'm doing a bunch of showings, I look online first to see where everything is, just in case. I always have a backup.

I am still using my Tom Tom dash windshield attached GPS.  Who knew when I bought lifetime map updates I would keep using it!  Besides, I like it better than my phone.

Garmin

I use the iPhone system.  I have a phone holder on my dashboard.  It's easier and more up to date than the one in  the car.

My car has navigation, but I tend to use my iPad or phone to get me where I need to go.

I have a client who uses Waze when we're driving together and it's really useful.  

Much of the time it is a different kind of gps than you are accustomed to.

Thanjfully I know my way well, but I sue Siri for directions often or the Google maps (sometimes Waze) on my iPhone. Waze is great for traffic, especially when we are driving to and from LA

My dash GPS if the street was named over 5 years ago and my Siri if not! I stopped paying for the updates on my car and like Siri and on occasion will use WAZE.

If I don't know the way, I use my Android phone. "Google, directions to 123 Smart Street, Cody, Wyoming." Easy as cake!

A good old fahsioned road map

My car has Google Maps in it's display.  Works very well.

Have actually used '2' Fred Griffin.  Both Dashboard GPS and Garmin, depending on the vehicle we were using, and found them to work out great.  In a past career, I used Mapquest (ahead of time), when I was using an older company vehicle.  

Google maps ala phone

Google maps on my phone

I typically use Google maps on my Android--in my experience Waze became a bit less valuable when everyone started using it. Haven't used it in awhile so things may have changed, but seems like their re-directions were not keeping up with more drivers using alternative routes. 

Fred Griffin I have a Garmin GPS with lifetime updates.

Iphone google app

I prefer to map it out, preview in advance, if possible (or at least drive by in advance to check out directions, neighborhood, etc, if necessary), but when driving, I use car GPS and Waze. 

Nav system built into my dashboard. 

Magellan years ago -- and now TomTom ... I don't use the phone GPS

Just bought a new car today and it came with GPS but I do use Waze much of the time.