Hunting the best car GPS in 2023? In Australia the safest bets are the Garmin DriveSmart range (66/76/86) and TomTom GO models (Discover/Supreme), with clear mapping, live traffic, and proper local speed/school‑zone alerts. Navman’s current units are solid too if you fancy spoken safety-camera warnings and frequent Aussie map updates. Honestly, a decent smartphone running Google Maps or Apple Maps with offline maps will steer most people just fine—add a sturdy mount and stop arguing with a suction cup at the lights. For touring, prioritise offline maps, lane guidance, voice control and a bright 6–7 inch screen you can read in the noon sun. Expect around AUD 200–500 for a quality dedicated unit; check Tradingpost for deals if you’d rather spend the savings on servo pies.
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