You can use Bluetooth, CarPlay, or a USB cable to pair an iPhone to a car, allowing you to play music, GPS directions, and more through car speakers.

To use Apple CarPlay, your car must support the feature and your iPhone needs to be running iOS 7.1 or higher.

There are times when it can seem like your iPhone has a mind of its own, and nowhere is this more routinely apparent for many folks than when jumping in the car and connecting to Bluetooth or CarPlay.

Q. When my iPhone connects to my car via Bluetooth, iTunes will play two songs, then skip through about 25 songs. It will then play two more songs, then skip ahead again. What’s wrong? — Kathy Magrew, ...

While connecting the phone to our cars has become a really common practice no matter if we use Bluetooth or apps like Android Auto and CarPlay, some iPhone owners would rather not do this due to a ...

WGAL News 8 is On Your Side with a warning about what your car knows about you and what information it's gathering.You're sharing your personal information when you connect your cellphone to your car.

Apple iPhone 12 and iPhone 13 users are facing serious car connectivity problems in iOS 15.2 “I use bluetooth in my Highlander for a call and about 3 minutes in the bluetooth drops, making me find my ...