Car GPS - In-Dash GPS Navigation at Crutchfield.com (2024)

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Yes, when connected via USB or Bluetooth, you can play music from your phone on the radio. And if you're using CarPlay or Android Auto, you can control most music apps from the stereo's touchscreen for a "true" car stereo feel.

Our vehicle database is unmatched. We've taken apart the dashes and door panels of more than thousands of vehicles and measured every space and bolt pattern. We'll also make sure you get the right installation gear when you order.

You'll need a special adapter to keep those handy buttons working with your new stereo. When you shop on our site, we'll show you all the options for installation hardware, including the right adapter for the steering wheel controls.

New stereos will often work with your existing backup camera. We'll let you know before you make your purchase. If your car doesn't already have a camera, you'll find compatible backup cameras under the stereo's "Accessories" tab on our site.

• In-dash navigation buying guide A quick guide to what to look for when shopping for an in-dash GPS navigation system. We'll help you choose the right touchscreen nav stereo for your car. by Crutchfield's Dominic D.
• The advantages of having a touchscreen stereo in your car Large touchscreens, loads of built-in features, and easy viewability are just some of the advantages to building your stereo around a large-screen receiver. by Crutchfield's Dave D.
• How to install a car navigation system This installation guide offers guidance on how to install an in-dash navigation stereo in your car. It includes tips for connecting the reverse light wire connection and how to mount the GPS antenna. We'll also show you the easiest way to tap into your car's wiring without damaging it. by Crutchfield's Dominic D.
• Navigation FAQ Why would I want a navigation system? How does it know where I am? How accurate are these systems? What kind of directions does the voice give me? Plus more... by Crutchfield's Matt H.
• How to install a steering wheel control adapter When you replace your factory radio with a new aftermarket receiver, you'll lose your steering wheel audio controls. Here's how to get them back. by Crutchfield's Robert F.
• Guide to steering wheel audio control adapters When installing an aftermarket receiver, you need a steering wheel control adapter to keep the functionality and convenience of your steering wheel controls for the stereo and phone. Our article explains what you need and how to make it work. by Crutchfield's Dave D.
• Traffic information services A quick overview of live traffic information services for use with portable and in-dash navigation devices. by Crutchfield's Matt F.
• Introduction to GPS navigation An introduction to navigation systems: in-dash, portable, handheld, and marine. How each type of GPS device can help and answers to some common questions. by Crutchfield's Dominic D.
• What are firmware updates? What exactly is firmware, and why is it so important? This article answers those questions, and offers some advice on how to keep your gear's firmware up to date. by Crutchfield's Robert F.

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