Honest question. How do you add Android auto to a car that isn't equipped with it?
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What vehicle would you buy to drive 85 miles a day in Atlanta?
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Honest question. How do you add Android auto to a car that isn't equipped with it?
Subaru Crosstrek has decent mileage and comfort if you get the limited. Never had a single issue in 5 years ownership commuting to Buckhead from Cumming. Should have kept it. I made it home during snowmageddon with the AWD. It's underpowered tho.
They have adapter modules on AliExpress for different vehicles but your car radio will probably have to have a screen and BT already. Otherwise you have to replace the entire factory unit with aftermarket.
I've been stuck in that Henry/Fulton Co traffic more than once in a 5 speed manual Kia Soul and Ford Fiesta. It SUUUUUCKS!!!
sherman tank -mileage sucks but no traffic issues. on a serious note i pefer something that sits up some. small suv's or medium truck
There are some cool wireless speakers available now as well. Kinda Hillbilly, but sounds like a theater.
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I love manuals. I commuted from Gwinnett downtown in one. It sucked!
I got to drive every Subaru model back at the Brunswick Port except the Outback since they're built in Indiana. As for the Cross Trek it's most likely as good as any other Subaru model but is my second least favorite behind the BRZ. And honestly the BRZ is pretty fun once you fall down into it. But the Cross Trek is one of those slope backed crossover SUVs that's just ugly and kinda pointless to ME. It's like they gave up what would have been more rear cargo space to slope the back door. And on top of that it's just kinda ugly. Somewhat like an Accord Cross Tour. Now THAT is an ugly ass car.
Anyway it's mostly a looks thing with me. Like I said the Cross Trek is probably mechanically as good as any of them. Although I really prefer the Forester or Outback.
Added one of these to my 08 Land Rover.
I wound up sorta buying/inheriting the 2019 Corolla my stepfather bought before he died in 2020. My Mom hated driving it and I helped her find another Camry. But let me just say this about a commuter car.
But ANY YEAR Toyota Corolla ( at least up to 19) that you can find. They simply can't be beat. If I drive this one 80 mph on I75 when I look down it still shows me getting 38 MPG. You can't ask for much more.
But ANY YEAR Toyota Corolla ( at least up to 19) that you can find. They simply can't be beat. If I drive this one 80 mph on I75 when I look down it still shows me getting 38 MPG. You can't ask for much more.
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