Which automotive company first introduced an integrated GPS navigation system as a factory option in a production passenger vehicle?

Before GPS and smartphones revolutionized how we navigate on roads, transportation companies experimented with various technologies to help drivers find their way. This poll explores a fascinating moment in the digital transformation of the transportation industry when in-vehicle navigation was just beginning to emerge as a game-changing technology for both commercial fleets and consumer vehicles.

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• Toyota (1987 Toyota Cressida)
• General Motors (1988 Oldsmobile 88)
• Mazda (1990 Eunos Cosmo)
• Mercedes-Benz (1992 S-Class)

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