Nissan navigation map upgrade

[LUVourMarriotts]

Has anyone purchased a Nissan vehicle with navigation very recently? If so, could you do me a favor and look up some addresses for me?

Odd question, but here's why. I'm moving from NY to NC in a few weeks. I've been getting upgrade notices for the last few years, but never did it because I haven't needed to. Now, the area I am moving to, Apex, NC, is being developed like crazy, and there are new roads all over the place. I called the Nav group, which is actually a company named HERE. They won't tell me anything about the maps I would get, and won't guarantee anything about the maps. They said to go to their website to see their maps, but won't guarantee the maps that I get will be as up to date as the map online. Finally, I got them to say that if I go into a Nissan dealership and check out the maps in a new car, it is the closest that I can get to understand what i MIGHT get. I don't really have time to go to a dealer and try to explain this enough to get them to let me in a new car with Nav.

Addresses/Street names:
Lumber River Trail, Apex, NC - future home address
Valley Rush Drive, Apex, NC - temp apartment
Maroni Drive, Apex, NC - friends road
1908 Lazio Lane, Apex, NC - developers model

If you have the time, I'd really appreciate it. Thank you!!

 

[Sea Six]

You could also try MapQuest and just print out the results if they are better than your GPS.

MapQuest could find the address you posted:

 

[Sea Six]

We usually print out the MapQuest Turn-By-Turn directions when we go somewhere strange, only because the GPS units seem to take us in different directions sometimes and we just want a second opinion. It's like the old days when we got the AAA Trip-Tik.

 

[LUVourMarriotts]

Thanks for the info. I use Google maps, which is usually very good. Here, I am trying to see whether or not the built-in GPS in my car will provide me with the latest street info. The decision is really, use my phone instead of my built-in GPS, or buy the latest maps. I'd rather use the built-in, but not sure if the maps are recent.

 

[Sea Six]

I'm not familiar with the Nissan, but on my new Mazda, all I do is take the SD card out of the car and plug it into my PC while I run a downloaded program called Mazda Toolbox. It backs up the data on the card and tells me if there are any map or software upgrades. There should be a similar process for the Nissan.