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Thursday Throwdown: Best Infotainment Systems - Automotive News And Advice, 2015 It's not clear how many of these systems allow Infotainment Systems to your car.
Others: Car Infotainment System Review and Survey - Consumer Reports Best Fiat-Chrysler Uconnect 8.4: 70 percent very satisfied Hyundai Blue Link: 63 percent very satisfied BMW iDrive: 60 percent very satisfied GM (Chevrolet, Buick, GMC) MyLink/IntelliLink: 57 percent very satisfied Kia Uvo: 57 percent very satisfied Audi MMI: 57 percent very satisfied Lexus Remote Touch: 56 percent very satisfied OK Nissan NissanConnect: 54 percent very satisfied Infiniti Connection: 54 percent very satisfied Volvo Sensus Connect: 52 percent very satisfied Mercedes-Benz Comand: 51 percent very satisfied Subaru Starlink: 50 percent very satisfied Ford MyFord/MyLincoln Touch: 49 percent very satisfied Mazda Mazda Connect: 49 percent very satisfied Honda HondaLink/AcuraLink: 49 percent very satisfied Not So Good Toyota Entune: 44 percent very satisfied Cadillac Cue: 40 percent very satisfied Features: Cars with Apple CarPlay or Android Auto compatibility can display apps from your phone on the screen in your car. Because these systems allow you to control functions of your phone using the controls of your car, they are much safer to use when driving. Plus, unlike built-in infotainment systems, which charge a fee for periodic map updating, Apple and Android maps are constantly updated on your phone's system for free. (The downside is streamed maps consume data, potentially impacting your monthly cell bill.)
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