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Connect a MP3 player to a car's stereo system with a mini-plug to mini-plug cable.

Connect a MP3 player to a car's stereo system with a mini-plug to mini-plug cable.

Connect a MP3 player to a car's stereo system with a RCA jack to mini-plug cable.

Stow your MP3 player in the center console and keep it within easy reach.

Auxiliary Input

Stow your MP3 player in the center console and keep it within easy reach.

Control your music libray via multifunction steering wheel with full driving control.

Control your music library using the standard buttons on the car radio.

Browse albums, artists, playlists on the menu system in your in-dash monitor.

Some cars have an iPod-specific connection as well as an aux-in for any MP3 player.

Access your music library via steering wheel controls without removing your hands.

Browse albums, artists, playlists on the menu system in your in-dash monitor.

Stow your iPod/MP3 player in the center console and keep it within easy reach.

Stow your iPod/MP3 player in the center console and keep it within easy reach.

Two options to connect a MP3 player to a car’s stereo system: USB or Aux-In cable.

Connect a MP3 player to a car's stereo system with a USB or Aux-In cable.

Stow and charge your MP3 player in the center console and keep it in easy reach.

Control your music libray using the standard buttons on the car radio.

Browse albums, artists, playlists on the menu system in your in-dash monitor.

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