Where is the Bluetooth located in the old Corolla model?
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The Bluetooth in the old Corolla model is located in the menu on the central control screen. Here is an introduction to related content about the Corolla: 1. Main advantages: Low fuel consumption, comfortable ride, relatively smooth driving, and rich humanized interior configurations. As the best-selling family car, it has 40 million users worldwide, offering excellent quality for peace of mind. 2. Exterior: The exterior design is moderate and dignified, stable, without any outstanding highlights, making it more suitable for family use. 3. Interior: The overall interior style is simple, the central console design is conventional, the seats are spacious and comfortable, the air conditioning effect is good, and the craftsmanship is excellent. The overall space is adequate, with spacious front-row space, limited rear-row space, and practical and convenient storage space. In the trend of increasing dimensions for compact cars, this applies to both the latest Corolla model and the previous generation Corolla Altis.
I've driven many older Corolla models, and the Bluetooth is typically located in the car audio system menu. Specifically, you need to open the display screen on the center console or the radio interface, enter the settings options to find Bluetooth pairing. The button may be located towards the lower part of the center console. If there are control buttons on the steering wheel, Bluetooth can often be activated there as well. If the car doesn't come with built-in Bluetooth functionality, you can install an adapter, plugging it into the cigarette lighter or connecting it to the audio system's AUX port. After modification, the adapter is usually placed near the glove box for easy maintenance. It's recommended to set it up before driving to avoid distractions and ensure safety. The Corolla is a well-established model, but early versions had weaker Bluetooth signals, so make sure your phone is placed in a stable position in the car for better music playback and call quality.