last night I picked up a Magellan roadmate 2000 from toys r us for $70.

website says 99

Normally they are 299 if you want one go grab it before they are gone

http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2574757&cp=&sr=1&f=Taxonomy%2FTRUS%2F2254197&origkw=roadmate&kw=roadmate&parentPage=search

it says they are not avalible online

So head to the nearest store...

that is 145 min away ... otherwise i would be in my car right now ... that is a steal ... i wish i could pick one up

Same. Nearest store to me in a 80 mile drive.

So what's the hold up? Get going

Thats not a bad price at all. Does it have an internal memory holding all the maps and such or do you use CDs and a computer to load regions on it?

if anyone makes a trip let me know ... ... the hold up is by the time i would get into my car and drive there .. i would get to the toys r us and they would have special 4th of july hours and then they would have closed prolly 10 min b4 i got there lol

I go to work in about 1hr. :p

i didn't know toys-r-us is still in existence. i haven't seen one or been in one in years

oh they are still around the one i used to go when i was a kid in jersey is still there .. go figure

im upset .. gosh i want to order one lol

we have a toys-r-us local here and I just came back...I was informed that internet sales do not apply to in-store sales. The company claims they have been having trouble competing with "big box" stores. It would seem to me that if you want to increase foot traffic in your stores, not honoring internet sale prices isnt the way to do it...did they think I would come in and pay full price anyway?

Yep, there's a Toys-R-Us about 10 minutes from home; it goes for $249, with TomTom selling at $299. Given that, I'd be happy to get one at $99...

If circuit city or best buy carries that model GPS they'll beat it by 10%.