I don’t know for sure but … Their airplay license for wired might somehow work for wireless too. So maybe it’s just a dealer visit. Dealer visits cost Honda mon

I don’t know for sure but … Their airplay license for wired might somehow work for wireless too. So maybe it’s just a dealer visit. Dealer visits cost Honda money as the dealers get to charge for it, and dealers love the upsell opportunity when your car is in their hands… so this could be a move to kiss their dealers asses for some other misstep… For Honda overall, they’ve always been able to command a higher upfront price for longevity and high resale. I’d say Honda is #1 for both holding resale value and longevity. Parts are freaking expensive, but they do last. A move like this to further the consumer impression that Hondas hold their value and last a long time both drives higher purchase value and makes it easier for the dealer to avoid negotiating lower prices on new vehicles. I guess to sum it up, it’s a long play :)