Bmw Click & Drive System For Apple Iphone 5 65902352227 on 2040-parts.com
York, Pennsylvania, United States
BMW Apple iPhone 5 Click & Drive SystemThis secure yet flexible solution perfectly cradles a smartphone for use as a navigation unit while driving. Cradle also features phone charging capabilities via USB and can easily be removed and stowed away at any time. USB cord and charger included. |
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