Link Here is a better link to the coupon and if you move your cursor to the barcode it will sho you the number.

I can't get the code 400088303855 to work online, any other way to reserve it online for pickup?

Thanks OP! Just grabbed one here in Bakersfield with the $50 off coupon. $107 out the door

Tigrdirect had Magellan Maestro 3100 GPS - 3.5" Touchscreen Display, Multiple Viewing Modes, 750,000 POI (Refurbished)for $99.link
which one is bettr?

Ordered online for instore pickup, printed out coupon. Arrived at Clarksville TN store this am, to pick up. I presented the coupon which cashier said could not be applied to the internet order- she was however, happy to honor the internet price and sell me one for 149 less the $50 coupon for a total of 99 bucks plus tax. thanks for the heads up Q

The following is the first listed review of the magellan maestro copied from the TigerDirect link above. Apparently he favors the Garmin also.

Can't recommend. Priced well at $100 (refurbished) but seriously lacking in many areas. I have a Garmin 2610 that I bought six years ago and am familiar with how GPS' should work. I bought this as a present for my wife and was fairly unimpressed with it. Zooming in and out takes far too long, the screen is hard to read in sunny conditions (I adjusted brightness), speaker volume is too low to hear, even when set on max, mount offered limited adjustability and GPS unit was hard to remove from the mount. I know it only has 750,000 POI's but my wife could not find various stores and decided that 750,000 was not enough, a feature that I did not think was really necessary for her, but I've only been married for two years, so what do I know. Anyway, I decided to spend $150 and get the Garmin Nuvi 200W from CompUSA, a MUCH better GPS. The screen is bright and easy to read, volume is excellent, GPS removal is quick, no delay between screen actions. For $50 more, we have a much better value.

Picked one up at 23rd st BB in Mnahattan, they still had a few left as of 17:30. Thanks OP!

Chewy734 said:The coupon specifically excludes "clearance" items... how is that different from being on sale?Sale items are generally at a lower price for a given period of time then return to "full" or "regular" price, items are current and restock.

Clearance items are generally given permanent markdowns, items may no longer be available in inventory and will generally not restock.

I had no problem using the coupon- was in and out in about 5 min.

badmojo said:The $50 off coupon worked with no problem in Clovis, CA. Got the Garmin Nuvi 200 for $99+tax.

Thanks OP!

Thanks .. I will try tomorrow

Riaz27 said:I was just about to purchase a nuvi 350 from Amazon when I stumbled upon this thread....

Are there any MAJOR differences in the two models that I should be concerned with? (ALL I care about is navigation, not other bells/whistles such as bluetooth/mp3/etc)


Thanks in advance!!

The Nuvi 350 has text to speech, speaks the streets names which I find does help in situations where there could be two streets or exits close together. Also the 350 has all of North America, US and Alaska and Canada, the 200 only has the lower 48 states.