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Want to add Android Auto to your old car? Here are two ways - including one that's under $20

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Feed Name: ZDNet Security

Date Published: 2026-07-20

Date Updated: 2026-07-21

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ZDNET explains two affordable methods to add Android Auto to older vehicles: buying a wireless, dashboard-mounted Android Auto display or converting an old phone/tablet into a head unit using apps such as Headunit Revived/Reloaded (with a companion WiFi Helper app). The article compares cost and convenience — a mounted wireless screen is simple but costs more, while using an old device is the cheapest option (under $20 for apps and a mount) and requires Bluetooth pairing and some setup.

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