Will Iphone 6 bluetooth play in audio of 2011 Prius

Asked by nancyschultz Jan 23, 2016 at 08:21 PM about the 2011 Toyota Prius

Question type: General

My iPhone 4 plays in audio of my Toyota Prius 2011. Cann I upgrade to IPhone
6 and still get it in car audio?

4 Answers

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It should easily do this. Just hook up an audio cable to the iPhone , don't know if you have the new or old model, but, the key is the 3.5 mm jack that goes into the auxiliary port. Plug that into the jack located in the center console and use the Aux switch on the radio Dial. We use our iPods all the time in our 2009 Prius.

86,105

I see you mentioned the new model, sorry, yes , still think it would work, just make sure that you have the 3.5 mm jack. Good luck.

86,105

Question, does your car have the upgraded JBL audio system and how does it sound? We have the 2009 and think it's fine, but, a lot of people complained about the new system?

I'm happy with my JBL audio, but not impressed. And contrary to those who luv their single disk CD player, my 6 disk is ok with me. I prefer the convenience, especially when on a long trip, to get several hours worth of music or cd book.

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