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I bought the jumper on Amazon for $12 and spent about 10 minutes installing it. Unreal that HD didnt enable it as standard. Either way, works flawlessly for me. Can navigate everything with the throttle side control and Google Maps and Amazon Music are just as your car is .. pretty awesome but this has probably been talked about 8300 times
since carplay was not a thing on the original gt radio, you would have to switch out your head unit. you can go with the gts or you can go aftermarket. there are pros and cons to each method. myself would go with the gts upgrade, even though it is a little pricier.
I bought the jumper on Amazon for $12 and spent about 10 minutes installing it. Unreal that HD didnt enable it as standard. Either way, works flawlessly for me. Can navigate everything with the throttle side control and Google Maps and Amazon Music are just as your car is .. pretty awesome but this has probably been talked about 8300 times
Works like a charm, installed this on my Limited a month or so ago.
I bought the jumper on Amazon for $12 and spent about 10 minutes installing it. Unreal that HD didnt enable it as standard. Either way, works flawlessly for me. Can navigate everything with the throttle side control and Google Maps and Amazon Music are just as your car is .. pretty awesome but this has probably been talked about 8300 times
Lets address the bigger problem here go get some miles on that scoot
I ran wires back to my cubby hole that I could unplug if I wanted to wear wired headsets with the old lady.
I also have the Car2Air Play device plugged in so my phone can stay in my pocket, etc.
Like others, I have the jumper installed as well as a wireless device (Car2AirPlay) plugged in and stored in the cubby. Works great. If I am on the road and needing a charge on the phone I plug into the USB adapter in the power port.
I find there are bluetooth connection issues sometimes with the wireless adapter when the phone is in my pocket, so I have a tank mounted phone pouch and it works every time. The benefit to me is I got tired of having the phone mounted on the handlebars. Now it's reasonably out of sight if I forget to remove it at a stop.
Anyway, been running this setup for about a year using primarily Apple Maps and Apple Music.
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Apple CarPlay enabled
