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With an inexpensive Raspberry Pi, you can add wireless Android Auto to older cars - ones that require a wired connection to your phone.

Why buy a finished Android Auto head unit when you can hack one together with a Raspberry Pi 3?

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[Luuk] is running Android Auto on the Raspberry Pi 3 through the openauto project, which gives him a nice big display and access to all the navigation and media applications you’d expect.

The Raspberry Pi 3, touchscreen, and case will run you about $110, which sure beats what you'd have to spend on a manufactured single-DIN Android Auto head unit.