But in almost every used car, there's a way to make Bluetooth connectivity work. It just depends on what era your car comes from, how much you care about audio quality, and what your budget is.

Want to stream music in your old car? Just buy a Bluetooth receiver. They're relatively cheap and easy to use.

Set up Android Auto in any older car with these steps: Buy a car phone mount and a Bluetooth receiver, and use a few handy apps and settings to make the experience seamless.

Go Bluetooth While plugging in your smartphone directly into your car’s stereo is a way to go, why not add Bluetooth to this setup and get rid of the audio cable entirely?

Got a car that predates the wireless revolution? Here's how to start streaming music and podcasts with an old stereo.

Bluetooth adaptors, which often also double as car chargers, can seamlessly add Bluetooth connectivity to cars that are missing it (particularly old models). These adapters have received data ...

How to I connect to my Honda Civic Bluetooth? The first thing to do is to make sure your phone has Bluetooth switched on and is in Discoverable mode. Then, go to the menu on the car's info-screen and ...

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How to use Bluetooth in a Holden Cruze? To connect your mobile phone to the Holden Cruze’s optional Bluetooth system for hands-free phone operation, the first step is to check your phone settings to ...

Speaking of Ferarris, it looks like this guy has figured out how to add Bluetooth steering to almost any remote controlled car. It takes a steady hand and a Series 60 phone (unless you can write ...

Increasingly, these days, cars come with sophisticated sound systems and built-in Bluetooth telephone devices that enable you safely to make and receive calls while on the move. However, not all ...