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Step 1
Check your wireless phone. By and large the most products that work with automobiles are cell phones and the accessories that go with them. When you already have a phone with Bluetooth, try connecting to your car.
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Step 2
Make your cell phone and your car match. There are many Bluetooth capable phones and Bluetooth auto kits available, and they use two basic interfaces (SIM and the hands-free profile). Make sure yours match.
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Step 3
Buy a Bluetooth capable phone that is compatible with your automobile’s Bluetooth system. Ask your auto dealer and cell phone dealer which units are compatible with your vehicle’s system.
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Step 4
Buy a Bluetooth car kit which is compatible with the device you want to use it for. Car kits are available online or from local auto dealers and tend to run about $100 depending on how advanced they are.
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Step 5
Buy a GPS system which coordinates with your Bluetooth car kit. The same rules about matching the interface apply to the GPS system as they do to cell phones.









