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Can anyone advise please? In March 2012 I bought a new Renault Grand Scenic Dynamique TomTom which came supplied with UK & ROI maps and Live Services. Because we holiday in France I subsequently bought and downloaded Western Europe maps which we have successfully used, home and abroad, for the last three years. I am now about to change my car for a Citroen which comes with it's own satnav system (eMyWay). My question is. If I were to sell (say on eBay) the Western Europe - or, indeed, the UK & ROI - map would the purchaser be able to use it or is it now inextricably linked to my car? Thanks for reading this. Bruno vsl-6900 manual.

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Icon Best answer by Carminat 26 February 2015, 10:47 Sorry - NavCore is what we call the TomTom OS, which includes the navigational software. There are a couple of distinct versions, defined really by the method of communication with computers. The Carminat uses the older system, which was pretty much a windows (Linux actually) system. SD cards readable/writable by PC just like any other SD card. That system was vulnerable to hacking/piracy and eventually TomTom changed to the current version, which is only accessible through their own proprietary computer software. If you have in the past connected to computer and it ran TT Home, it should have updated the navcore free of charge, it's just maps you have to pay for.

Having said which, I think it's quite some time since TT updated the Carminat Navcore - but if you connected, it would have done the update (or you can do it now if you wish). Having looked again, I'm quite sure the Europe map you downloaded will have become tied to your car as soon as you fired it up in the vehicle. So if you sell it on ebay, you'll be adding to the reputation of that site for having some vendors who rip off clients by selling unuseable software/programs.