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These materials include forward-looking statements. These statements are based on the current expectations of Garmin Ltd. and are naturally subject to uncertainty and changes in circumstances. Forward-looking statements include, without limitation, statements containing words such as "proposed" and “intends” or “intended” and "expects" or "expected". By their nature, forward-looking statements involve risk and uncertainty because they relate to events and depend on circumstances that will occur in the future. There are a number of factors that could cause actual results and developments to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Other unknown or unpredictable factors could cause actual results to differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements. These factors include those discussed or identified in the filings by Garmin Ltd. with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in its Annual Report on Form 10-K. Garmin Ltd. does not undertake any obligation to update publicly or revise forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except to the extent legally required.

Garmin Overview Global Supplier of Navigation, Communication and Information Products A History of Successful Growth

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Profitable every year since the Company’s inception in 1989 World-wide presence and distribution Vertical integration mitigates risk Strategic emphasis on market segmentation Global leader in each market we serve World-wide employment of nearly 8,000 associates

Four Business Segments – All with Growth Opportunities

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Auto/Mobile – PND, OEM and wireless solutions Aviation - Integrated Flight Decks, panel mount and portable avionics Outdoor/Fitness - handheld and wearable products Marine - sonar, radar, weather, 3-D marine cartography, networking

2007 Revenue of at Least $2.90 Billion — up 63% 2007 Earnings per Share of at Least $3.40 — up 45%

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History of Consistent Growth ($ in Millions) $3,000 Revenue

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Profitable every year since the Company first began selling product in 1991. 3

Unit Growth 6,783

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Human Resources 7,901

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Associate Retention & Compensation „ Company wide, Garmin retains ~95% of its

workforce annually „ Attract and retain talent through competitive

compensation that is equitable externally and internally „ Reward performance through salary, bonuses,

employee stock purchase program, stock appreciation rights, retirement plans and pension, and academic assistance and professional development (# of Associates) 6

Markets We Serve

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Automotive / Mobile

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Marine

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Outdoor / Fitness

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Aviation

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PND’s Mobile on and off board applications OEM aftermarket and factory Handhelds and chartplotters Radar, sounders, autopilots, networks OEM aftermarket and factory

Personal GPS and fitness Communication devices Wireless tracking

General aviation GPS products Communication, radar and autopilots Revolutionary glass cockpits

Market Diversification Aviation

Marine

Product Depth

Auto / Mobile

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Market Breadth

Outdoor/Fitness

Vertical Integration

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Garmin’s strategy • In-house design and manufacturing, distribution, marketing, sales, customer support • Control the entire process • Create jobs • Utilize inventory as a business tool

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Results • High levels of innovation, flexibility, and responsiveness • Manage risk • Reduce cost • Higher growth and stability

Industry Growth Drivers GPS is a premier growth industry

Increased Utility

Improved Accuracy

Miniaturization

Mapping Information

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Internet

Growth

Real-Time Weather and Traffic Data

Technology Convergence

Mobile Computing

Wireless Connectivity

Innovations and Patents

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2007 into research and development Garmin has more than 1,275 engineers worldwide 324 U.S. and 24 Foreign Patents Issued 188 U.S. and 20 Foreign Pending Applications Constituent of the Ocean Tomo 300 Patent Index based on the value of Garmin’s patent portfolio

Global Presence Salem, OR • Aviation R&D • Aviation Mfg. • 185 employees

Newport, OR • Marine R&D • 25 employees

Calgary, Alberta • Fitness / Wireless Technology • 65 employees UK Headquarters • Sales and Support for Europe, Africa and Middle East • 225 employees

Tempe, AZ • Software R&D • 15 employees

Munich, Germany • Distribution • 65 employees

Shijr, Jhongli & LinKou Taiwan • Consumer Mfg. • R&D • Sales, Distribution, and Support for the Pacific Rim • 5,225 employees

Paris, France • Distribution • 60 employees

Olathe, KS (Headquarters) • Primary R&D Center • Aviation Mfg. and Certification • Sales, Distribution, and Support for the Americas • 1,980 employees

7,900 total employees

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Chicago, IL Retail Store • 30 employees

Minneapolis, MN • Fitness, Wireless R&D • 25 employees GARMIN Products Sold

Taiwan Manufacturing SHIJR

Facilities

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Shijr – 260,000 square feet Jhongli - 250,000 square feet LinKou - 580,000 square feet

Capacity

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Expanded to 37 SMT lines Annual capacity of 25M units LCM clean room Module assembly Optical enhancement

5,225 Employees

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QA Production Product development Regional cartography Regional languages

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Approximately 750,000 square feet of space supporting:

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Administration Primary R&D center Aviation manufacturing Marketing America’s customer support America’s product repair Warehouse

ISO 9001:2000 certified OLATHE

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European Operations ƒ

Approximately 155,000 square feet of office and warehouse space

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Multi-lingual staff to support EMEA market

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Dedicated EU product support

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Corporate communications • Concept, design and production inhouse

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Garmin owns distributors in Germany and France • Plans to acquire current distributors in Italy, Spain, and Denmark

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ISO 9001:2000 certified

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Organic Growth, Acquisition Growth Organic Growth

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New European Headquarters Southampton, UK (Jan. 2007) ƒ Workforce grew from 84 in Jan. 2006 to 222 in Sept. 2007 ƒ Facilities grew from 33,600 sq. ft. to 155,000 sq. ft.

Acquisition Growth ƒUPS Aviation Technologies Salem, Oregon (acquired in July 2003)

ƒExpanding from 150 associates to 250 by December 2010 ƒFacilities growing by 66,000 square feet by Q2 2008 16

Chicago Retail Showcase

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Located on the “Magnificent Mile” at the corner of Erie and Michigan Avenue in Chicago

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Three-story, 15,000 square feet showcase for products and technologies

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World’s first and only retail outlet dedicated to GPS navigation

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Enhance brand awareness and support existing retail partners

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High tech, high touch consumer experience in one of the highest foot-traffic retail locations in North America

Aviation Segment Leader in the General Aviation Market Leading Provider of OEM, Retrofit, and Portable Aviation Equipment to the General Aviation Market

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Over 90,000 430/530 units in service Over 4,000 G1000 glass cockpits in service Over 700 general aviation distributors worldwide Strong market share: • Retrofit: >80% • OEM: >60% • Portable: >95%

Partner with Industry-leading Aircraft Manufacturers: Bell Helicopter, Cessna, Cirrus, Columbia, Diamond, Embraer, Eurocopter, Hawker Beechcraft, Honda, Kodiak, Mooney, Piper, Socata 18

Cessna Mustang

Embraer Phenom 100

Marine Segment Leading Manufacturer of Marine Electronics

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Broad Range of Products – GPS chartplotters, sonar, radar, real-time weather, autopilot, networking capabilities, multi-function displays – including new touch screen display with intuitive interface

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Revolutionary Bluechart g2 “Vision” Cartography – True 3D mapping views, detailed satellite imagery

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Strong market share in marine electronics market of > 30%

Outdoor/Fitness Segment Leading Manufacturer of Outdoor and Fitness Products

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Broad Range of Products – basic to advanced navigation features, highsensitivity GPS/WAAS, family radio service (FRS), dog tracking Fitness applications including cadence, heart rate, foot pods, training software and fitness community Strong market presence in major retailers and specialty retailers catering to skilled enthusiasts - Best Buy, Circuit City, WalMart, Target, REI, Cabela’s, Dick’s, Bass Pro Shops

Automotive Global Leader in Portable Navigation Market ƒ ƒ ƒ

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Full Range of Product Offerings – basic to advanced navigation features Mobile on and off board applications Industry-leading features: Bluetooth hands free

Real-time traffic

Speaks street names

Gas prices

High sensitivity GPS

Movie listings

MP3 player

Weather

Audio books

Safety cameras

Garmin Lock

Discount finder

50% Market share in North America, 20% Market share in Europe Highest volume market segment Variety of price points – sub $199 and up

PND Product Portfolio Strategy StreetPilot 7200 / 7500

nüvi 200W / 250W

nüvi 200 / 250 / 260 / 270

nüvi 300 / 310 / 350 / 360

StreetPilot c330 / c340

zūmo 450 / 550

nüvi 750 / 760 / 770

nüvi 600 / 610 / 610 / 650 / 660 / 670 / 680

StreetPilot c530 / c550 / c580

Quest / Quest II

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Wireless Solutions On Board – Garmin Mobile 10, 20, XP (“Thick Client”)

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Intuitive, industry-leading user interface, ready to navigate out of the box 3D maps and advanced features such as saved routes and tracks Rich, full-featured navigation application with PND-like user experience

Off Board – Garmin Mobile (“Thin Client”)

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Robust Java application with moving map and fluid, text-to-speech voice guidance Rich, real-time content - traffic, fuel prices Sprint “Vision” program available on 34 Java handsets to date via monthly subscription Digital Cyclone division expands LBS applications

Legacy of Innovation

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1989 – Company founded by Dr. Min Kao and Gary Burrell

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1991 – First product, GPS 100, introduced

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1998 – First GPS mapping-enabled mobile phone introduced

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1998 – StreetPilot, first portable mapping GPS for automobiles

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1999 – eTrex handheld outdoor navigation device introduced

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2001 – StreetPilot III, first portable PND with turn-by-turn spoken directions

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2002 – First GPS-enabled PDA introduced (iQue)

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2002 – First GPS-enabled two-way radios introduced (Rino)

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2003 – Groundbreaking G1000 integrated cockpit for general aviation introduced

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2003 – First self-contained GPS fitness device introduced (Forerunner)

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2004 – Garmin Marine Network integrated system for boats introduced

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2005 – Industry-leading “Where To/View Map” simplified user interface introduced

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2005 – nüvi, first pocket-sized Personal Travel Assistant

Critical Acclaim ƒ

Our Company

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“What Garmin has done is nothing short of invent a new consumer electronics segment.” (US News & World Report, 01.22.07)

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Dr. Min Kao built Garmin “…into an industry leader by focusing on technology innovation and customer needs.” (Investor’s Business Daily, 10.04.07)

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Named a Forbes “Global High Performer,” which are “fast-growing, adroit and well-managed companies that help set the benchmarks for their respective industries.” (Forbes, 03.29.07) Listed as one of “America’s 400 Best Big Companies” and “Best of the Best” in Technology Hardware & Equipment (Forbes, 01.08.07)

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Garmin ranked 22nd “Most wired company in the World” one of the “masters of innovation and technology.” (Wired Magazine, 03.07) Dr. Kao ranked #23 of “50 People Who Matter Now” – the most influential people in technology business today (Business 2.0, 07.07)

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Our Products ƒ nüvi 660 and nüvi 350 top-rated PNDs (Leading consumer

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magazine, 10.07) nüvi 680 rated “Editor’s Choice” (GPS Magazine.com, 02.07.07) “Quite simply, it is really hard to go wrong with the nüvi 760.” (GPS Review.net, 10.21.07) “The nüvi is a strong performer in an increasingly competitive field.” (BusinessWeek, 01.30.06) “The StreetPilot [c580] will please both Luddites and tech geeks.” (Business 2.0, 07.07) Astro GPS Dog Tracking System named “Best of the Best” hunting gear (Field & Stream, 09.07) “…I have never seen an airplane or new avionics system cause as much excitement as Garmin’s new G1000 glass cockpit system has.” (Flying, 01.04)

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Garmin Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Educational Initiative ƒ Endowed with $10 million from the Kao Family Foundation ƒ Offers 100 college scholarships worth $5,000 per year per student for those studying electrical and computer engineering. ƒ Paid internships, housing, and health insurance included ƒ Total package is estimated at $20,000 per year to each recipient. Donated GPS units and money to relief effort during Hurricane Katrina and Asian Tsunami United Way employee pledge drive with matching donations from Garmin Garmin promotes a culture of giving in communities where the company does business