As California enacted the law restraining people from using thier cellphones while driving, i am looking to buy a bluetooth car kit.

Has anybody here uses aftermarket car kit? Please provide your reviews.

can a oem car kit be fitted on a non - car kit G.

I am sure there must be good car-kits around which are more comfortable to use than a bluetooth headset.

i would prefer sound from my car skeakers instead of car kit device as that would be just like using my cell phone speaker.

 

It's never too early to start, but that law doesn't take affect until July 2008. Check the DMV website for that info. Better yet, here you go. http://www.dmv.ca.gov/about/leg/leginfo_dl.htm

 

Wow!! yes you are right, i dont know why there was so much hype about it at my work that it got into affect from july 1 2007.

Thanks for getting my information straight.

So i have a year to ask around.

Still any reviews anyone?

 

I know the new Eclipse decks have one and I was going to add it to mine.

 

It was a fake email going around about it being this july.

 

The Parrot kits are great I have one in each of my cars. They are easy to set up and use, and the sound quality is great.
--The one for the Eclipse radio is also made by parrot.

 

you talking about those golf club shaped ones? How much do they cost?

 

http://www.parrot.biz/usa/products/pdf/all_prods#car

Those are the ones you want....by far the best aftermarket add on solution

 

i have the parrot mk6000....amazing! thats all i can say...just amazing!

 

I have the 3200LS in my Suburban and I think what was the 3100 (now labeled Eclipse) in the G

 

I'm happy with the Motorola IHF1000 that I have in my 2005 G35 Sedan. It uses the Bose speaker system, mutes it when a call is active, and has excellent incoming/outgoing audio.

 

Here are pics of the Parrot LS3200 installed in my 2004 using a ProClip mount:

https://g35driver.com/forums/showpos...3&postcount=14

https://g35driver.com/forums/showpos...3&postcount=15

 

I have a TomTom Go 910 GPS. It also has handsfree bluetooth feature. It has an external mic that can be put near you. Assuming that you have linein in your stereo, you can use the lineout jack on the unit to use your car stereo as your speakerphone.

For roughly the price of the parrot unit, you can opt for a TomTom Go 510($290) which has the same features as the 910 minus the 20gig HD.