It can tell you where to buy a car but not where to get gas. You can add them to the map one at a time, or display an entire category. As I mentioned earlier, you can import your own database into a map. This, I think, is the program's most valuable feature. You can customize the map with symbols, text or lines.
Symbols there are several hundred to choose from can contain underlying address information.
There is a mileage counter that you can roll along the streets to get a distance from one place to another. Maps can be bookmarked so that you can get back to the same place again, or saved, which preserves all of the data you may have added. One thing the program can t do is generate driving directions, although it does link to the free online services of MapQuest. The maps can be printed or saved as a static map image. If you need to e-mail these maps to someone I would recommend converting them to a friendlier file format.