If the only car available in the color I want is one without navigation, is it possible for the dealer to add the factory original in dash OEM DVD navigation system?Another option I'm curious about being dealer installable or end user installable is xenon headlights. Is this just a matter of ordering up the xenon lights off the net and putting them in myself? or is there different wiring, any electronics anywhere, any difference in the dashboard icons, etc?Just out of curiousity, and this is probably a stupid idea that might hurt the value of the car, but is it possible to change the color of the car very easily? I mean, to get a factory quality paint finish would likely mean disassembling the car down to the frame right? probably not a good idea?

"Nobody" wroteI don't believe that you can add it, since nav requires iDrive, and adifferent wiring harness.Xenon is not really addable. It requires the headlight washers, a differentwiring harness and power supply, and a completely different headlightassembly because of the bi-xenon feature. There are ways to do it,but it wouldn't be legal and probably wouldn't provide better illuminationthan the halogens.Definitely not a good idea. Definitely expensive - I would guess over $10K.FloydR

Is it possible to ADD the DVD navigation??

Sep 06, 2006 21 Replies

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Richard Sexton 19 years ago

You can get up to 140W.

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Lee Florack 19 years ago

That's true.

I have them because they're brighter and I can see farther, so they're safer. It has nothing to do with being a fashion statement

-- for me anyway. If they're adjusted correctly, they are not an issue for oncoming traffic. Improperly adjusted or installed units are the issue.

Again, that's true.

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