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What to do if Bluetooth cannot be found in the 2012 Volkswagen CC?

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OLucy

07/29/25 8:25pm

Generally, it's an issue with the Bluetooth module. You can check whether there's a problem with the Bluetooth modules of both your phone and the car. 1. Introduction: The Volkswagen CC is a sports sedan under FAW-Volkswagen. The CC is the culmination of four years of dedicated research by the German Volkswagen design team, featuring an elegant exterior design while maintaining the refined texture of a business sedan. 2. Configuration: The car is equipped with Michelin PS3 series tires, sized 235/45R17, offering excellent sports performance. It adopts a 4-door frameless design, providing both comfort and dynamism; the interior has a distinct sports style, continuing the design language of Volkswagen's high-end business sedan series, with vividly colored premium leather sports seats and a leather-wrapped intelligent sports steering wheel, highlighting the Volkswagen CC's characteristics of speed and dynamic passion.

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