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The 2010 Toyota Corolla did not come equipped with standard Bluetooth. However, it could be added as an upgrade option for the S, XLE, and XRS models. To get Bluetooth in your vehicle, you would have needed to purchase the JBL Audio upgrade package. The base trim models did not offer the option for Bluetooth at the dealership. If your model does not have Bluetooth, there are aftermarket kits available for installation, ranging in price from $50 to $150 for Bluetooth access only. Alternatively, you could opt for a complete aftermarket infotainment system, costing between $200 and $500 for parts alone.
Can I connect my phone to my car using Bluetooth and use it while driving?
Configure the Bluetooth system in my 2010 Toyota pickup truck.
In 2010, Bluetooth hands-free feature is available as an optional upgrade for the S, XLE, and XRS versions of the Toyota Corolla. To get Bluetooth, buyers must also opt for the JBL audio package in these trims. However, the base Corolla and LE editions do not come with the option of adding Bluetooth.
In the 2010 Toyota Corolla, you can utilize Bluetooth functionality in the LE, S, XLE, and XRS versions of the car. To activate this feature, check your control panel where the radio is located. You'll see a little phone symbol with two arrow buttons - one pointing up and one pointing down. Press and hold the phone icon to start the pairing process for your phone with the vehicle. Once connected, you can make calls and play audio through the car's system.
The 2010 Toyota Corolla comes equipped with Bluetooth functionality.