As a publicity stunt, things don't get much cooler than having a big-name actor give an in-character performance in your car. That's what happening with Arnold Schwarzenegger, who is lending his voice to the mobile crowd-sourced traffic and navigation app Waze to promote the new Terminator movie.

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But the former governor of California is far from the first big celeb or major fictional character to get into the directions-giving game. In fact, he's not even the first one to do it for Waze—that was comedian Kevin Hart, who provided turn-by-turn commentary for the app in 2013 (to pimp his flick with Ice Cube, Ride Along.)

Using celebrity/character voices in navigation systems goes back almost a decade, and features some of the biggest names in the world. Check out the slideshow for our collection of the greatest and geekiest. Most are still available for purchase (or free), particularly if you have a compatible Garmin or TomTom navigation system (check compatibility before you buy). How this hasn't become a thing for Google and Apple Maps on phones yet, I don't know. Maybe Drake can record one for Apple soon.

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• 1Darth Vader and Yoda

  No two characters better represent the dreaded Sith and the heroic Jedi than these two. Recorded for TomTom in 2010, they're still available there (both for $12.95), and for Garmin ($9.95 each). Also available: C3PO and Han Solo! (I want to believe that's really Harrison Ford.)

• 2The Simpsons

  Homer and Marge and Mr. Burns are all available as separate voices on Garmin ($10.99 each) or TomTom ($12.95 each) so that when you miss a destination, you get that highly appropriate 'D'OH!'

• 3Mr. T

  We seriously pity the fool who doesn't have this excellent voice on their GPS. He's available for $12.95 on TomTom's PLUS Services

• 4Looney Tunes

  Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Sylvester the Cat, Yosemite Sam.. legends all. And all legends you can have tell you were to go on a TomTom for $12.95 each. Little bits of the classic Looney Tunes themes makes it all the sweeter to get to Albuquerque, Doc.

• 5K.I.T.T.

  You might think of actor William Daniels as the guy from Boy Meets World. But for years, he was also a TV doctor, and before that, he was a car. Specifically, the sarcastic voice to the talking vehicle on Knight Rider. Now, he can sarcastically tell you what exit to take (if you've got a TomTom and $12.95).

• 6Wallace & Gromit

  The greatest Claymation stars of all time (if you don't believe me, go watch The Wrong Trousers) lend their voices to GPS. Well, Wallace does, as Gromit's not much of a talker. They're a bargain on Garmin for $8.99, but still $12.95 at TomTom.

• 7GlaDOS

  It's not official, but there's a voice out there perfectly mimicking that of GlaDOS, the homicidal AI from the Portal video games. Luckily, this GPS voice, created by a user on Reddit, apparently doesn't make you drive off a bridge like the real one. This is a free download for Garmin and TomTom units.. if you can find a working link. Oh, I found one, but it'll cost you $9.97.

• 8Arnold—The Govenator

  Arnold's already on your GPS? Sort of. There's a huge collection of NSFW, non-politically correct, celeb and character parody voices for GPS to be found at Pig Tones. Arnold is just one of them. Typical voices include Pagoda (a Yoda pastiche), Capt. Jack, a filthy-mouthed drill sergeant, Beavis & Butthead, Sean Connery, Gollum, Obama, Dubya, and yes, GlaDOS. Also: Jesus with appropriately heavenly echo. Every voice they have is $9.97 for TomTom or Garmin units.