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Keep the Car You Chose, and Bring Your Phone Along

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A CarPlay display is now 20 percent off, a modest price for owners who would rather keep the car they have than trade it for a newer one. The screen pairs with a phone without a cable and puts its familiar layout on a display inside a car built before that was standard. Fitting it is meant to be simple. For a Naples or Nashville driver who still loves an older car, that is the appeal: the car stays as it is, and the phone finally has a proper place in the cabin.

With reporting from Road & Track.

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