You’ve got several options. First the adapters which are relatively inexpensive and varying degrees of convenience: Bluetooth FM transmitter - this is your universal option that will work on pretty much any car that at least has an FM radio (sorry cars from before the 1960s) Bluetooth tape adapter, if you have a tape deck, which you probably do not Bluetooth aux adapter, if you have an aux port (this is likely to be the highest quality sound of the cheap adapters) Up next: aftermarket Bluetooth receiver that plugs into a peripheral port on your factory radio, like for a CD changer or SatNav or something- these aren’t available for all cars though swap your radio for another factory radio from the same model that does have Bluetooth. If you can do this then you get all your OEM functionality but this isn’t always an option either - sometimes the wiring between the base and upgraded radios are completely different, sometimes the radios are locked to a vin and can’t be installed without being reprogrammed by the dealer replace you radio with an aftermarket radio with the features you want. Answer from r_golan_trevize on reddit.com