Does anyone know where the cheapest place to get the Tom Tom 2 Live Sat Nav from? I was thinking of purchasing one if i could get a new one at a reasonable price. My car is 63 plate if that helps as ive read some people talking about compatibility issues.

Any help would be appreciated

Thanks so would this one work?
http://glynhopkinpartsonline.co.uk/product/Blue%26Me_TomTom_2_Live_Car_Navigation_71806238

Would this not have all of the features listed? if not any ideas what it would have?

Sorry for all of the questions just want to make sure i get value for money

How much did you pay if you don't mind me asking? And is there a website you could refer me too?

I have the Abarth branded tom tom2 live and the screen is massive, what one did they give you?

This one looks way too small...

This one looks way too small...

And you've probably already guessed that this is the one that I was sold. 

Once you've got the screen fired up a 1/3 of the screen is used up with the journey info so that leaves just 2/3 of the screen (about the size of a matchbox) for the map which is totally inadequate. So I swapped it for the standard Blue&Me. Would have definitely got the other one if I had been given the opportunity.

Thanks AMG for that  - I never knew that Abarth had manufactured 2 branded Satnavs. I spent quite a bit of time looking for pictures and spec but I did not manage to find the larger screen unit that you have.

Typical Abarth to not cover these items clearly on their website and in their literature!

Got mine from Thames off the shelf, it's brill, I use it every day and it's a timesaver having the traffic on it, it's bailed me out loads from having to sit in it. I've had mine since may last year, I dunno why some dealers have their head up themselves, it wasn't a special item.

Don't buy it unless you can pair it up.  I bought my Blue and Me TomTom when I bought my Ape 3 years ago from Lipscomb.  We had several attempts to pair it up we the car, in the end I decided I would drive home and try again (I just wanted to get in my new car and drive it).  After several more attempts I decided to drive the 60 miles back to Lipscomb to get my money back.  The guys on the counter refused to give my money back suggesting there were parts missing, whilst I knew I had everything in the box it came with, they flatly refused.  So I paid £300 for a standard TomTom.  I am afraid Lipscomb lost a customer as well.