
Although we may be a little biased, we believe that transparency is important and getting the facts to our customers is paramount. Let's start by hashing out exactly how each system operates and what their intended usage is.
Cost: Ford Sync's Traffic and Directions Information is free for the first three years, then $60 a year. GM's OnStar requires you to buy the Directions and Connections package with OnStar at $10 for first year, but $28 per month after that.
Although the services are different, it appears pretty clear to us who offers more 'bang for your buck,' but we'd rather you be the judge. Come in today and check out how Ford Sync can get you CONNECTED!
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