hannah141

I'd like to come up with a neat and tidy solution for my MMI (3G HDD, joystick, jukebox etc) to iPhone 7 (lightning). There are three major points: It has to be able to transmit audio - currently, onboard Bluetooth will not so I can't get Spotify/iTunes or Google Maps (Audi Nav isn't up to scratch with current traffic info) I need to be able to see maps, so the phone can't just be plugged into AMI and be kept in the glovebox - separate cradle needed - Ideally around the passenger air vent area, see pic. It needs to be chargeable when mounted. Maybe the simplest solution is AMI>lightening but with some sort of extension to then go into a cradle? I looked into Qi but then that means a permanent charging case and still no mount/audio option. I currently have a Bluetooth to FM transmitter from my old car but signal is patchy, no charging option and still no mounting option. Please help, my head is spinning! I'd love to see what others have done and if there's a solution I can commandeer!

Hi All! I've just acquired an A5 cabriolet with an ancient looking something or other under the armrest which is no use for anyone. Does anyone know of a minor mod or something I can do with this space to make it useful? I have bluetooth but an iphone so no wireless charging yet. Has anyone done anything like this? I've seen someone do something similar here but it's not quite the same and not a very innovative solution: Any pointers would be great! Thank you!

Thanks @niedzial1983 Presumably, that will take off all the antiglare coating and buff the plastic free of any scratches. Then I would think I'll have to find a screen protector of some sort: maybe this one: http://www.protectionfilms24.com/article/upscreen-reflection-shield-matte-premium-screen-protector-audi-mmi-3g-navigation-system-2912279.html

Hi all! I'm about to buy a 2009 A5 cabriolet but would like to smarten it up a bit. The MMI screen is looking a little shabby - is there anything I can do to it? It looks scuffed and possibly as if it's been cleaned with the wrong thing. Can I restore it to its former glory or is all hope lost? Is this cosmetic damage to the anti glare coating or damage to the actual screen? Thanks!!