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In 2011, the Toyota RAV4 offered optional Bluetooth features which were dependent on the chosen options at the time of purchase. Bluetooth technology was just starting to become widely available in cars during that time. The RAV4's Bluetooth system had two main functions: making and receiving calls hands-free to avoid using your phone while driving, and streaming music from your smartphone or Bluetooth-enabled MP3 player to the car's infotainment system. With the rise in popularity of streaming music on smartphones, it has now become the primary audio source in cars, replacing the CD player from the past.
How can I configure Bluetooth on my device?
My car doesn't allow me to stream music via Bluetooth, but I can make phone calls using it. It's a 2011 model.
Certainly! Indeed, the 2011 Toyota RAV4 is equipped to support Bluetooth through wireless phone connectivity. This feature is available as an option across all trim levels, including Base, Sport (both regular and V6), and Limited (regular, V6, and Sport V6).
The 2011 Toyota RAV4 includes bluetooth functionality as a standard feature.