Although the One and XL are still TomTom’s budget models, the new IQ Routes Editions slot in above the original versions - the latter remain available as the Classic versions, but only with one region, not full European maps. As such, you will pay £10-20 more for the new features of the IQ Routes Edition.
This still makes the new XL significantly cheaper than the GO. But it’s far from a budget model, when you can get Navigon’s 1210 with full European maps for almost half the price. Nevertheless, thanks to IQ Routes you won’t need to second guess navigation suggestions so much. This makes the TomTom XL IQ Routes Edition a good compromise between budget and premium for those who do a fair bit of driving, but not enough to warrant the expense of the x40 LIVE model.
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Fiche technique du TomTom XL IQ Routes Europe (42 pays)
