Discrete in-vehicle GPS systems seem increasingly redundant when most smartphones can perform similar functionality. It's something that Chevrolet is banking on with GogoLink, a new navigation app that will add in-car navigation to upcoming models of the company's Sonic and Spark vehicle lines. The app depends on Chevrolet's MyLink system which allows a user to connect their smartphone via Bluetooth or USB to their stereo system to access photos, video, and music, as well as make and receive phone calls. GogoLink uses your phone's data connection and GPS to provide maps, local search, and live traffic information directly to your dashboard. The app also features the ability to store maps offline, allowing you access to turn-by-turn directions even when faced with poor connectivity.