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Resolved. The design is not idiot-proof, user has to specify a search "area" if it's outside of current one. Steps: 1. Press <DEST>. 2. On the left is a US map labeled as "Search Area". Pay attention to the highlighted area, if it's not the destination area, then press <Change> atop. 3. Change from US1 to US9 is reflected on the map, press <OK> once you're done. So, for instance my current seach area is Atlanta area/region, destination won't find "Flushing, NY". Follow the steps above change it to US8 covers CT, NJ and NY. I'm good now. Hope this help for others who have similar problem.

I appreciate the inputs. But they don't seem reasonable for the addresses I tried: 1. Flushing is not a new town, it's like Chelsea of Manhattan, or Coney Island of Brooklyn. Queens is like Brooklyn. They were in any NYC maps way before Toyota and Lexus came to America. 2. I found some really funny ways this navigation system operates. For instance, Route 22 in NJ has to be "US Rt-22". Maybe they weren't sure if this is US or France. :) 3. What I noticed should be the key of this issue is, no matter where I was in NYC, press <Map> button, it only showed name of the street and city, never showed the number.

Have an 2005 ES 330, built-in GPS. It worked great for all addresses, except any address inside NYC (5 boroughs). How? For instance, to find 135-20 39th Ave, Flushing, NY 1. Tried Queens in <City>, no match. only a few matching "Queen" from NJ, PA. 2. Tried "Fl" got "E" for the next letter. 3. Tried borough didn't get both. 4. Tried "New York", stopped at "New". I noticed when in NYC anywhere, it shows street name but no numbers. For example, the address above showed "39th Ave. Flushing, NY". I didn't do anything on the SETTING, all default. Please help. Thank you.