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Ronald’s Opel navigation system has been lost for over a year and a half

Ronald’s Opel navigation system has been lost for over a year and a half

Ronald is facing persistent issues with his Opel navigation system, which has been malfunctioning for over eighteen months. Despite the promise of up-to-date map software for new vehicles, the owner reports that the system fails to provide accurate guidance.

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