I found GTA Car Kits through youtube, as I was endlessly searching for a way to install bluetooth into my car without changing the radio's main control panel.

Thanks to the helpful videos on your youtube channel installation was very simple. What probably would've taken me an hour only took me roughly ten minutes.

Once the installation was done, hooking up my iPhone to the bluetooth was a synch.

The overall quality of the product is by far a 10/10 and I have already recommended my friends to check out GTA Car Kits knowing this is a brand that I can trust.

There were no negative effects from this item and I am overjoyed with how perfect it came out.

I have a 2007 Toyota Avalon with Bose system, without navigation system. It works, and it sounds awesome, read along for my thoughts on install. I bought the kit and watched the install video over and over, and bought automotive panel plastic pry bars as well as a telescoping magnet tool. Taking apart the dash went more smoothly than I expected it to, I got the radio out and looked at the back and realized that the port that the kit plugged into was already in use, I figured I could just try unplugging what was in there to see what happened. The ipod connection worked! But I did lose tape player capability, but that is a non issue. I ran the cord over to the glove box which was not difficult, and now I have ipod iphone capability in my car and it sounds incredible!

This product works as advertised. No more cables required for my daily commutes. Installation took me about an hour but I was taking my time. For someone more used to dismantling their car interior it could be done much more quickly. The video was very helpful, although it wasn't specific to my audio system it did get me through the installation process. A little experimentation with the various buttons and I found the ones that worked. Audio quality is so good that I'm going to buy one for my wife's car.

Couldnt be happier with this purchase. Bought it for my 2007 A4 and installed it in 5 minutes. Bluetooth works perfect and sound quality is good. saved me money and most importantly, saved me from having to get one of those horrendous aftermarket radios. keeping the stylish stock audi radio and getting bluetooth functionality is a dream come true.

Just purchased the Bluetooth with charger kit for my 2005 Limited 4Runner with the JBL/Nav head unit. First, the videos are great. What a time saver to see the proper method to remove panels including the weather mold for the mic! I did buy the tools too. Found similar tools for less online but why not reward GTA for the great video and products. Second, installing was very simple. Plug and play at it's finest! Third, and last, this saved me roughly $700 plus because I now have Bluetooth and iPhone playback through my OEM HU AND still use steering wheel controls and have OEM backup camera.
Thanks for the product and tutorials!

Ordered on tuesday, delivered friday.

Videos were a perfect guide, as UK I just needed to swap the left/right side on the details.

I had an extra step on my TS2, as it has a light in the cigratte tray so had to unscrew that with a cross head driver (bulb won't disconnect so had to take the holder out).

I also ran the power and aux cable up to behind the top glove box as I have a samusung tablet in there for audio, maps and obd displays which runs fine off the 1amp feed on the usb.

Before fitting this I used to have a ground loop adapter on the audio aux connection as there was a whine from the engine when in AUX mode - I was surprised to find that I didn't need it anymore on the audio cable so have left it out of the fit.

Overall - excellent delivery time, easy to fit for beginners or more advanced people and just works, no more distracting bad audio on calls as they are crystal clear and no feedback either from some systems.

Will highly recommend to anyone that asks for this type of equipment in future.

Received and installed the Bluetooth kit for my daughter's 2006 Toyota Solara that had the base factory radio. Took me maybe 30 minutes for the complete install process, including wiring the mic. Now my daughter has full bluetooth capability (makes me feel much safer), and she absolutely loves it! Great product that lives up to exactly what is says it does. Couldn't be more pleased.

Great product. I just installed it and it is working wonderfully. Followed the video instructions which were simple enough for someone who is not a mechanic like me.

I just installed last night the Bluetooth kit to my 2005 RX8 Grand Touring Manual. First of all, let me give credit to the easy ordering process and quick shipping. And the product is packaged as described so there is no surprises. Second of all, thanks for the awesome installation instruction video, which is tremendously helpful. Without the video, I wouldn't know how to take the stock console apart. I did lose the 10mm bolt behind the deck when I loosened it and dropped it, but that was my fault. Lastly, the product works as advertised and my 11 year old car is completely transformed and fully stepped into the new world of wireless connectifity. Music through Bluetooth from my Android device is loud, clear and crisp. It is better than CD quality with my untrained ears. And the added AUX input is great too if you have a passenger who also wants to share his/her content on his/her device. To me, the main attractiveness of this Bluetooth device is the fact that it is fully integrated with our stock head unit, so all factory controls including the ones on the steering wheel work perfectly. This is just not something that can be beat by any other after market options out there.

I just wish I had found out about this little gem a few years earlier.

Completely satisfied. Followed the video and had it installed pretty quickly. One modification to the installation ... I simply could NOT get the far-left plug to come out (the one for the cabin lights switch). Instead of forcing it too much and risk breaking something, I was able to hoist up the detached console faceplate with a bungie cord and hooked to the rear-view mirror (with the far-left plug still attached). This held it up & out of the way while the radio came out.