Originally Posted by FordEngineer

Yeah, you hit the nail on the head... it's the onboard maps (or lack thereof). The good news, you can get updated maps. The bad news, it's only for North America. I'm not sure why, but I'd guess something to do with licensing agreements.

Now, even though (really awesome) engineers at Ford design what you see on the screen in terms of maps, layouts, and interfaces, the data itself comes from Navteq (well, your location comes from your car's GPSM module, but the mapping data that your GPS data is overlayed on comes from Navteq). You can get updates right from Navteq for your vehicle via http://www.navigation.com/is-bin/INT...WhDruZdYuNCql?

But it's only for North America. If you were to CALL Navteq, you might be able to get their European maps, but I take no responsibility for whether that works or not. Now, since you mention Volvo BMW can do it, and since Volvo and BMW also gets their integrated-nav map data from Navteq... (picking up what I'm laying down?)

In any case, I hope it's a lead that you find useful.

Originally Posted by wilkinda

I tried the link you provided but the NavTeq site does not list the 2010 Mustang....

Originally Posted by Mikeximus

afoust50 says it is possible, but has anyone actually done it?

Originally Posted by FordEngineer

I've commented on the upgrade a few times now on this forum. I think afoust50 is referring to upgrades done on MY2005-2009 Mustangs. I can't stress enough that the MY2010 system is VERY different. Not saying it's impossible, but you're likely looking at a lot more than $2800 (especially for a proper factory-trained technician install), for a few reasons:

See post #7 in this thread, as well as
https://mustangforums.com/forum/6517239-post30.html
and
https://mustangforums.com/forum/6517280-post31.html

In short, the MY2005-2009 systems were relatively interchangeable, modular, and easy to remove and swap out without changing bezels, modules, displays, and EFPs. The MY2010 systems are a different story.