Check your existing navigation disc or packaging for system details, region and part number, or look for map-version information in the navigation menu. Compare those details with the product description and fitment information. “COMAND APS” is used across several systems, so that wording alone is not enough to select a DVD.

No. It identifies the map edition. For example, the 2012 NTG4-204 DVD contains the 2012 Australia and New Zealand maps for compatible NTG4-204 systems. Vehicle compatibility is listed separately.

It is the last map release for the specified system and region. The NTG 1 and NTG 2 DVDs featured here are 2010 editions, NTG 2.5 is 2014, NTG4-204 is 2012 and NTG4-212 is 2014. Compare the advertised edition with your existing maps before buying.

No. Select the DVD for your exact system. NTG 2 and NTG 2.5 are separate versions, and NTG4-204 and NTG4-212 use different map products. A shared model name or overlapping vehicle year does not make the DVDs interchangeable.

The five older-system products featured above are physical navigation DVDs. The range also includes separately listed update services for other COMAND and MBUX systems. Check the individual listing for what is supplied, activation requirements and installation arrangements; these are not the same purchase.

No. The featured DVDs are for the named COMAND systems. Garmin MAP PILOT uses a different navigation solution, and MBUX requires its own supported map update. A navigation screen or DVD drive alone does not establish compatibility.

An overseas navigation unit may need a region conversion before it can use Australian maps. If your current maps are for another region, send us the VIN, import market and current map-version details before ordering. Also tell us if the navigation unit has been replaced.