Europe is a different game. each country has different operators, so if I drive over into Italy or Switzerland, I am roaming, and there is NO way you want roaming data on your mobile for a 4 hour car journey. can you imagine the phone bill ? "Live" up to date maps are only a selling point to justify the monthly prices of online maps, but roads dont change that often that they are necessary... Last year I went to Athens and my offline maps were a huge help to find the landmarks in Pedestrian mode... can you imagine doing that with a internet roaming connection open ?.. Online maps are financial handcuffs.

zoom out a little Slavko, and you will see the long building with a grey roof with 8 chimneys and 8 skylights... it is the same one as the photo..; also with a row of small roofs behind it. If you cant correlate the map to the photo, maybe you should stay away from GPS too.

it isn't over a cliff, it is a hairpin bend which I guess he took way too fast, crashed into the fence and blamed the GPS...
look at the map

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=&ie=UTF8&t=h&ll=53.704501,-2.110236&spn=0.000626,0.001674&z=20

like your WMD, the data is conveniently cooked... it only uses data from 5 european countries, but there are 27 countries in Europe... If it counted Europe as Europe, that slender 0.1 will vanish.