Bluetooth in a 2009 CC seems to have been optional. My CC does not have bluetooth but it does have the phone button on the left. That button is used to mute the stereo system so that you can pick up your handheld phone and answer it with the stereo muted. Disappointing when you are expecting your car to have bluetooth. For used cars manufactured before 2012, Bluetooth may have been an added optional extra. For Polo models prior to 2015 we can fit an aftermarket solution called the Touch Phone Kit in all Polo trims, except S, to give Bluetooth functionality. 1. Install the OEM RNS-310 or RNS-510 Nav radio. These are in the $1200+ price range and I have not liked OEM Nav units in my other cars. 2. Install one of the Volk L Bluetooth units. I understand these are discontinued and do not interface with the multi-function display and do not have voice activation. 3. Whether you’re right next to your vehicle or miles away, the myVW mobile app enables access to control and monitor the most important features of your VW. Our app is currently available for model -year 2020 vehicles or newer. Don't stop the music. 1. Connect it. Find an AMI port in your Audi/VW and plug the BlueStream adapter into it. Supported systems. 2. Play the music. Play your favorite music from Spotify®, Apple Music® or listen to your audio books from any Apple® or Android™ device. Adapters. Now, My mk6 GTI doesn't have the media buttons on the steerting wheel. I am not sure if you yours has it but on the roof there is a bluetooth button and voice control. I believe it is where the micro phone is too. There is another button for voice control. Does Voice control still work to call people after you have installed the RCD330? The Volkswagen Polo now comes with Bluetooth as standard on all models above the entry-level S trim - a feature which was previously a £245 option. The Touch Phone Kit adds a 2.8-inch colour touchscreen to the Polo’s dashboard which displays a phone book and call lists depending on the make and model of the phone to which it is connected From 2012, with the advancement of Volkswagen's infotainment system, Bluetooth is now widely available on the Volkswagen Golf media systems. This second version of Bluetooth allows voice control through the car's speakers and infotainment system over contacts and calls. Contacts get downloaded into the car's infotainment system. .

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