Kenwood's DNX7180 navigation receiver is your "do-it-all" solution for in-dash navigation and multimedia entertainment. This flagship model takes the basics you expect in an in-dash nav system, adds some juicy extras, and then ramps up the capabilities of its features. You'll pay more than some models, but you'll get a lot more too.

Navigation with free traffic services
The DNX7180 uses NAVTEQ traffic services to make it easier to navigate through busy metropolitan areas. You'll get up-to-the-minute traffic info in over 90 cities in the US and Canada, with automatic rerouting around congestion and road closures. Best of all, it's free — you'll never pay a fee for this valuable service.

Ever been caught in the wrong lane at a busy interchange? Lane Assist puts an end to that last-minute guesswork, automatically guiding you to the correct exit lanes and pointing out the correct signs to follow.

PANDORA® Internet radio and more
If you enjoy listening to your own personal radio stations on your iPhone®, you don't have to miss a note when you get in the car. Once you connect your iPhone to the DNX7180 with Kenwood's optional cable, you'll be able to control your PANDORA® stations from the receiver's touchscreen, including rating songs with a "thumbs up" or "thumbs down."

This versatile receiver also covers your more conventional music media. You can plug your iPod® or a thumb drive into the rear USB port, or slide CDs and DVDs loaded with music files into the slot behind the motorized face. An rear A/V input bats cleanup with a connection for any other A/V sources.

Movie theatre on wheels
Got a yearning for some popcorn and a movie? Park the car, slip in a DVD, and enjoy. If you want to entertain the troops in the back seat while you're driving, connect a monitor to the A/V output and you're all set. You can even listen to a separate source in the front while they watch a movie in the back.

Touchscreen control makes it easy to use
Thanks to Kenwood's thoughtfully designed interfaces, you can start enjoying your receiver without wearing out your owner's manual. The DNX7180 offers three different colour schemes for the GUI and variable button illumination choices, so you can find a look that complements your dashboard lighting.

Bluetooth for safer driving
Kenwood has teamed up with Parrot, a leader in Bluetooth technology, to bring you hands-free calling in the DNX7180. When a call comes in, you answer with one tap of your finger — you'll hear your caller over your vehicle's speakers and talk to them like they're in the seat right next to you. And as an added bonus, you can stream music from any compatible Bluetooth device.

Expand your system
Add Kenwood's optional HD Radio™ tuner to enjoy the enhanced digital sound quality and additional programming choices HD Radio has to offer. Or add a satellite radio tuner and access the wide variety of entertainment, sports, news, and commercial-free music from Sirius/XM.

No matter what you're listening to, Kenwood designed the DNX7180 to send a crisp, clear audio signal to your speakers. Plus, you can use the 5-band graphic equalizer and a wide range of sophisticated digital signal processing tools to shape your sound.

If you're looking to add amps and subs, you'll love the three sets of preamp outputs, including a dedicated subwoofer output with low-pass filter and level control.

Want to keep your car's steering wheel audio controls?
In most vehicles, you can use an adapter to connect your vehicle's steering wheel controls to this Kenwood stereo. Connect a few wires, then program the adapter for your particular car and the Kenwood, and you'll retain the convenience of your steering wheel controls.

Note: Bluetooth compatibility of this device may vary, depending on your phone and service provider.

Note: If you're going to use your iPod with this receiver, be sure to check "Details" for specific iPod model compatibility with this receiver or its optional iPod adapter.