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Maybe for you. If it doesn't exactly mirror the stuff on my phone, though, it's distinctly worse than using my phone. If it doesn't start playing music from my
by eropple 2y ago
Maybe for you. If it doesn't exactly mirror the stuff on my phone, though, it's distinctly worse than using my phone. If it doesn't start playing music from my phone when I turn the car on, it's distinctly worse than using my phone. If it doesn't act like my phone does today, it's distinctly worse than using my phone.
For me, there is no room for GM to become a player here. I have friends' addresses, etc. in my iPhone's contacts and they show up on Maps. GM isn't going to do that, so GM isn't going to get my business. I'm starting to look for a new car right now, and this is a hard no. If it doesn't support CarPlay and Android Auto (both--I've used both in the last five years, and might switch back again to Android in the lifetime of my next car), it's outside my observable universe.
- lokar 2y agoI would never consider buying GM. I was, in the past, a UAW shop steward.
- hedora 2y agoI once bought a GM vehicle. Never again.
- shiroiushi 2y agoMy family had GM cars when I was a child, decades ago. Never would I seriously consider buying a GM.
- eropple 2y agoThat's fair! I've looked long and hard at the Chevy Bolt in the past, but I think other car models have surpassed it.