At least in the US and Canada, the Highline comes with bluetooth from the factory. The RCD510 has nothing to do with the bluetooth, it's just the radio. The Parrot is a bluetooth and will work but maybe they are just trying to sell you extra?
MFSW's "Phone Buttons" *can't* work?!?!
I've purchased a Golf 2.0 TDI Highline in Italy from a dealer; they tell me today (I pick it up next Wednesday) that:
They are installing a "PARROT" (aftermarket) bluetooth system/controller for my cellphone because "there's a problem with the connection" and the "new radio" (the RCD510) and the buttons on the MFSW don't/won't/can't work.
Is this POSSIBLE that the MFSW (left side in particular) was not meant to work w/a cellphone and the buttons are "just for pretty?" Also, I can get the PARROT bluetooth set-up commonly for 250euro (installed) and they intended to put it in for 275 (had I not stopped by today, it would have just "been there" when I picked up the car).
Is there something I'm missing? All I want is to be able to control my cellphone (in some fashion ... even if just to ANSWER calls) from the MFSW; is that not possible?
Help?
)
They are installing a "PARROT" (aftermarket) bluetooth system/controller for my cellphone because "there's a problem with the connection" and the "new radio" (the RCD510) and the buttons on the MFSW don't/won't/can't work.
Is this POSSIBLE that the MFSW (left side in particular) was not meant to work w/a cellphone and the buttons are "just for pretty?" Also, I can get the PARROT bluetooth set-up commonly for 250euro (installed) and they intended to put it in for 275 (had I not stopped by today, it would have just "been there" when I picked up the car).
Is there something I'm missing? All I want is to be able to control my cellphone (in some fashion ... even if just to ANSWER calls) from the MFSW; is that not possible?
Help?
)
