My 05 has the built in telephone. (I have never used it). Last night i paired my iPhone with the car via bluetooth.
My question - Can i by using the bluetooth play the music i have on my iPhone in the cars speakers?

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I tried it and it is not possible..

I bought a phone charger on a stalk from Halfords which allows you to play your iPhone, iPod through the radio on an FM frequency. The charger fits into the cigarette lighter and it works quite well.

Yeah, but if you ever compared real aux in to your FM modulator you'd realize how bad the sound actually is...

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FM transmitters are ok if you are ok if you are ok with the sound quality. They getinto trouble in large cities like London where every man is dog is transmitting their pirate radio station on every available frequency.

If you have an AUX input, go down to Maplin and get yourself a 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable Paul

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and if not, for the touchscreen nav rr's get the LR audio connectivity kit and for the pre touch screens the intravee.  
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Thanks for the replies. Ok so i understand
that i can't use the bluetooth nor the touchscreen.
I do have the FM transmitter. ITrip. But the sound quality is really poor.
Having problems finding good frequences. (spelling..)

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You can in the Evoque, sat in one in my Dealer and played with it, very cool. No more wires!

I'm guessing it can't be technically too much of a challenge to someone who knows the BT protocols.

When you make a call, the BT audio connection is established so you can hear the call, and disconnected when you end the call, so if that (audio) conenction could be left active, any audio would be routed to the BT connection? Got - 2017 SDV8 Autobiography in Loire Blue
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