Bmw Iphone Adapter on 2040-parts.com
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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Selling a used Original BMW equiptment iPhone adapter. Can be used with iPhone 5 or 6 with the lightening adapter which is included. Came out of my 2015 M235i, but also used in 2009 335i and 2007 5 series so it will work with iDrive and non-iDrive cars. Below is the BMW description.
Integrates the Apple iPhone into the BMW audio system and allows you to control and listen to your iPhone music collection by using the vehicle's radio and steering wheel controls. Adapter also charges the iPhone's internal battery when the vehicle is running along with full Bluetooth functions. Free Shipping! MSRP was ~ $125.00 |
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