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Hey all! I built this site to document car makes, models, years, trims that have CarPlay, wireless CarPlay, and CarKey available. While I was searching for cars with wireless CarPlay I found it difficult to filter on used car search sites so I compiled the list from a few sources. Hope this helps others!

Your website is pretty confusing. For example, I click Honda and Accord says “Wired Carplay” followed by “Wireless CarPlay (All Trims)” which is incorrect.

I’d want more cars to adopt CarKey but my experience with it hasn’t been the best. It can be janky sometimes.

Land Rover Defender added wireless car play in May via an update to their cars with Pivi Pro. I don’t know how many models but I assume it’s the new Defender/ RR Sport and full sized Rover

You have conflicting information for the Mustang Mach-E between the Mustang Mach-E and Mustang categories.

Do you mean that you don’t want to be the one to install a new radio or you just don’t want a new radio at all? And what kind of CarPlay do you have exactly? Because… you are much better off getting a new radio to have CarPlay. I never heard of having CarPlay sitting on the dash.

What car do you have?

Taking your radio out isn’t so bad. Check out crutchfield for options

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Chevrolet Spark

Literally any car.

Just buy an android auto/car play head unit and put it in a car. Max, $500.

Honda Fit, Kia Rio, Kia Forte, Hyundai Elantra would be a starting point

An iPhone and a bicycle will be your least expensive option.

Mitsubishi Mirage or Chevy Spark can be had for ~$10k and come with Car Play. I wouldn't buy either of them, but that's what it is. Cheapest I would buy is an Elantra at around $15k nicely equipped (although lesser trims can be had for ~$13k).

I’ve been driving my ‘10 Mitsubishi for around a couple years now. I was in the market for a new stereo around November last year. Best Buy was offering a good price on a Sony wireless CarPlay unit and at the time installation was free. I’m very happy with it, and I use it every day. Total game changer.

No

Driving is better when my phone isn't incorporated.

Personally enjoy driving my 2010 the most of all my cars. No touch  screen. No additional technology 

Just me and my car

Absolutely. Apple car play is a must, cheap aftermarket “Android” screens are nine times out of ten rubbish. Definitely makes the car more user friendly.

If I knew my car with an 8.4" uconnect screen was only going to show my phone's name under bluethoot connection, I would definitely have had second thoughts. I didn't check it because the screen wasn't really working, but the unit was. So I used my phone under USB connection, when I saw "gracenote", I was pleased because I know WINAMP(my favorite and personally best player I came across) has the Gracenote plug ins.. little did I know about the rude awakening when the stereo was fully functional... it was like that tome Motorola tried to put iTunes in their rocket phone

My current car didn’t come with CarPlay, it’s a 2015 Toyota Corolla. It had a touch screen, but no CarPlay. For Christmas when I was like, 17, my dad got me a new screen installed, as well as all new speakers in my car. This screen came with Apple CarPlay. It literally changed my life, and it does not MATTER what other car I drive in my entire life, it has to have CarPlay. Im like a spoiled iPad baby, when it comes to cars. If I’m looking at a car that doesn’t come with one, I see how much it would cost to get one installed on that exact vehicle😭😭 it’s embarrassing

I probably wouldn’t even consider a car that didn’t have CarPlay

Where did you get this insider information that the auto industry as a whole is "moving towards replacing" CarPlay?

Porsche and Aston Martin are the first to double down on the next-generation version of CarPlay, understanding that their target market is largely made up of affluent iPhone users who want better integration between their smartphones and their cars. I don't see any evidence that the market is following GM's lead.

Nobody.

iPhone users have a majority of the cellular market in America, and data is coming in that people aren’t even looking at vehicles that don’t have CarPlay when shopping for a new one.

Car Manufacturers want as much money as possible, but most aren’t stupid enough to remove features that can decide the sale. GM is going to learn a very expensive lesson if they decide to go through with their plan.

It makes no sense for auto manufacturers to drop support for CarPlay or Android Auto.

The big reason is consistency of UI for temporary users of a vehicle with a modern head unit. Let's say you rent a car or you end up with a loaned vehicle due to a repair. Drivers who have access to CarPlay or Android Auto do not want to revert to using their smartphone handset for navigation or entertainment.

Also temporarily connecting to cars via Bluetooth may be confusing, difficult, or impossible.

For example, I rented a mid-size Audi station wagon in Switzerland this summer, because doing so was cheaper than paying for train travel for a 10-day trip for a family of four in Central Europe. I made sure the head unit had CarPlay and Android Auto. The problems I ran into were:

1. the car's dashboard systems were set to German. I had to find an English owner's manual for the rented car on the Internet just to switch the language to English so I could figure out how to connect my phone.
2. the car had USB-C connectors to the head unit, rather than USB-A as does my Honda. I could not get the Qi charger in the Audi to work with my iPhone to charge it fast enough to avoid the phone dying before I got to my destination. So I still had to use the Audi entertainment system built-in GPS to find an electronics store just so I could buy a cable to charge my phone more efficiently and switch back to CarPlay.

People who rent cars and/or don't fluently speak the default language of the car's electronic systems run the risk of accident, if they are trying to work out problems like these while driving a rented vehicle.

This is why I suggest that it would be shortsighted and dangerous for these manufacturers to drop support for CarPlay and Android Auto.

If you google for a topic with a specific slant, all you're going to get is topics that fit that slant. You're confirming your own preconceived opinion.

If anything automakers are expanded Carplay/AA support, maybe you should do a similar search for NextGen Carplay.

GM is the only one really acting foolish here.

Only GM and probably not for long. Car buyers have been pretty clear that they want CarPlay/AA so eventually this idiotic decision will start effecting their bottom line.

I really cannot imagine that anyone wants to use the car's own OS because the entire success of CarPlay and AA is that people want to access their phone - most importantly the media on their phone and their messages.

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