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I Put Apple CarPlay In My Wife's 2006 Toyota 4Runner And I'm Never Looking Back - Jalopnik

Jalopnik·28 June 2026 at 19:25·1 min read
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Despite its 300,000 miles we're not getting rid of the 4Runner anytime soon, so it was worth making a small investment to bring its infotainment into the 2020s.

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1I Put Apple CarPlay In My Wife's 2006 Toyota 4Runner And I'm Never Looking Back - Jalopnik.
2Despite its 300,000 miles we're not getting rid of the 4Runner anytime soon, so it was worth making a small investment to bring its infotainment into the 2020s..

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28 June 2026 at 19:25
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