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    Can I change the current stereo in my 2011 Holden Cruze into a Bluetooth one?

    Asked by Erica

    Can I change the stereo in my 2011 Holden Cruze to a Bluetooth one?

    Answered by CarsGuide

    7 Mar 2023 David Morley

    You can replace the head unit in your car to a more modern one that features Bluetooth. Make sure it gets installed properly to ensure that the full functionality is retained.

    The alternative these days (provided you’re happy with the rest of the stereo’s performance) is to install a small transceiver that fits (usually) into the 12-volt power socket and accepts the bluetooth signal from your phone. From there, the unit transmits that signal via an FM frequency which you tune the existing stereo to. Some of these units work better than others, so paying a bit extra is probably worth it.

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