Does the old Lavida have Bluetooth functionality?
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The old Lavida has Bluetooth. Below is an introduction to the maintenance items for vehicle parts: 1. Engine: engine oil, coolant, spark plugs, injectors, fuel filter, air filter, various sealing gaskets (valve cover gasket, cylinder head gasket, oil pan gasket). 2. Transmission: transmission oil. 3. Brake system: brake pads, brake discs, brake fluid. 4. Air conditioning system: refrigerant (Freon), cabin air filter. 5. Steering gear: steering fluid. 6. Rubber components: engine mounts, suspension arm rubber bushings, shock absorber top rubber bushings, front and rear axle rubber pads, tires, rear crankshaft oil seal, front transmission oil seal, driveshaft damping rubber (for rear-wheel drive vehicles). 7. Power supply: battery.
I have an old 2010 Lavida that I've driven for many years. I remember when I bought it, I didn't hear about any Bluetooth functionality. Back in those days, Bluetooth wasn't very common in cars, especially in basic models like the Lavida. The standard configuration mainly included a CD player and an AUX port for connecting phones or music players. If we wanted to listen to music or take calls, we relied on plugging in an AUX cable or using CDs, which felt a bit outdated. Later, I realized the inconvenience of not having Bluetooth, especially when using a phone while driving could be dangerous. So, I got a small Bluetooth adapter that plugs into the cigarette lighter port, allowing wireless connection to my phone. This kind of modification is simple, cheap, and doesn't compromise safety. Now, seeing that newer cars come with built-in Bluetooth, it really makes me realize how fast technology has advanced.
