That warning screen that comes up with the legal disclaimer, i'm wondering if you have to click that only once or continuosly. And if it does, do you find that annoying? I'm trying to decide if I should splurge on this option.

Everytime you start the car it does. It will also display the warning and make you accept it if you try to enter an address while driving.

Mildly annoying, but you get used to it. Music starts regardless, so sometimes, I don't eben accept the message.

Yeah I haven't figured how to get past that screen, but the Nav+Bose is worth the price of admission.

The navi in our Honda and my mother-in-law's Acura have that disclaimer.

even though the annoying warning screen comes up. I just heard from a colleague today that on his Infiniti Q45 the nav cannot even be manipulated whatsoever while driving..period. Now THAT would suck big time!

I HAD to get it, not because I wanted it, but because when I ordered the standalone Nav+ option was not available any more. If wanted Nav+ you had to get the Bose.

I'm pretty relaxed about the quality of my soundsystem. If it's just decent, I'm happy. How does the Bose compare to the factory system?

Eventually, someone will figure out a way to disable the lawyer screen in the car (probably with a VAG). It is mildly annoying, but not obtrusive. I don't need to turn on my radio, lights or wipers with this car as they take care of themselves, but I do have to acknowledge the legal disclaimer so that when I drive off the road while playing with the Nav, it will make it more difficult to sue AoA. LOL.

I'm not a an auto audiophile either, but the sound quality is so good, I find myself burning new CD's (still working on the SD formatting) and listening to more music. My experience with a Bose system in an Infiniti was it was difficult to modify later. Pimp your ride!

Cause you know what they say about Bose...
No highs, no lows. ;)