Review on Dasaita Android Corolla 2014 2017 Carplay by Nick Kussmaul

The radio on my 2014 Corolla S broke. New from the dealer was about $1,100. I decided to go to the secondary market and try my luck. Couldn't be happier. Not only does it have more features than the factory unit, I can add the Android apps I use most directly to the main unit. (Audio and Spotify). The only downside is that many navigation apps need internet from the mobile hotspot on your phone to work properly, but since I mainly use my phone for navigation, this isn't a problem.