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Hmmm. The iPhone 15 is pretty darn big without a case. The filter adapter has an edge that will get caught on things and I suspect it could easily break. Hence, I would not recommend using it as a case with the filter adapter installed.

It just displays the speed. It's up to the driver to decide what to do next.

Did you check the USB cable? I have had a couple of problems with USB cables and my Jimny.

@@simianproductions It started working every single time by using an original cable from the same trademark of my cell phone. I have a Samsung phone and it started working every time by using an original Samsung USB cable

Thanks. No. I haven't followed up any further with Apple and my old laptop is resting peacefully in my closet.

The Suzuki infotainment system works with both iOS (CarPlay) and Android (Android Auto). So no, it works with either environment. Here is my review of Android Auto: ua-cam.com/video/T-LisuB1kPg/v-deo.html

We average throughout the summer 12-15 knots. We have a thermal wind, so it comes up in the early afternoon.

I am a very happy Apple customer. I use a bunch of Apple products everyday - Watch, iPad, iPhone and my new M1 Max Powerbook -- I feel that the quality hasn't degraded at all. I just wasn't very happy with the partner they use in Germany for their trade-in program.

I also published an Android Auto video here: ua-cam.com/video/T-LisuB1kPg/v-deo.html

Got up to 130 km/h and that is the general top-end for it anyway.

@@simianproductions thanks for the quick reply!

Someone noticed! It is a discontinued podcast from Slate that I used to enjoy listening to.

what do you mean by that?

@@michalas8012 That the Corfiot people are the friendliest people in the world. Plus they live in an incredibly beautiful island.

You're welcome! You can connect your iPhone via Bluetooth to the Infotainment system, but it will only work as a hands-free for your phone. To properly use CarPlay and use all of its capabilities, you need to connect your iPhone via a USB cable.

Hi, I have a 2019 Jimny. Last week my grand mother was in the car and the Jimny displayed her iPhone on CarPlay and the phone was not plugged in any cable. It drives me crazy, I have never been able to connect mine wirelessly and thought it was impossible but it did work… her version of iPhone is quite old. Did someone succeeded the same thing without the cable ?

Hey did you ever figure this out? I have the same question for a Vitara and it drives me nuts!@@Frotheur

Let's keep it our own little secret!

Hi, Furious Doe. As I mentioned in my first Jimny video, ua-cam.com/video/AEFJddVWHCo/v-deo.html, CarPlay is included in the "deluxe" version of the car. The name of the deluxe version varies from country to country so you will have to contact the rental company to see what is actually installed in the car you plan on renting. I am only 183 cm tall and I have plenty of room (although I did mention in my earlier video I would like to be able to adjust the height of the seat -- which I can't). I just sat in my Jimny and took a photo with a ruler the space between the top of my head and the ceiling and it looks like about 6 cm. So you might just fit. Sorry, I don't understand the question about the iPad.

Hello Youssef. To the best of my knowledge, the Suzuki infotainment system does not support wireless CarPlay. This means you can only use the telephone functionality via Bluetooth. To get the full CarPlay experience, you will need to connect your iPhone with an USB cable. You can check if your 2020 Jimny supports wireless CarPlay by doing the following: If your car supports wireless CarPlay, press and hold the voice-command button on your steering wheel. Make sure that your stereo is in wireless or Bluetooth mode. Then on your iPhone, go to Settings > General > CarPlay, tap Available cars, and select your car.

Thank you, will try for Wireless CarPlay! But concerning to listen to music in bluetooth mode only (no usb cable and no carplay) how can i do it? (listen to music while only being connected via bluetooth) because my problem is when i connect my iphone 11 via bluetooth mode, i can answer calls and talk but when i try to play some music and i choose bluetooth (in the media section of my Car) there is no sound, and a message appear and say: “no media files found”

@@youssefalmedawar According to the SLDA manual www.suzuki-slda.com/Lists/User%20Manuals/User%20manual%20SLDA%20Europe_EN.pdf the Suzuki infotainment system supports A2DP streaming, but I have no idea how to get it to work.

@@youssefalmedawar Hi, not sure if you've worked this out since your comment is from 7 months ago - but on your iPhone check Settings> Music > EQ and make sure its off.

@@LilMissae hello no it didn’t work. I still can’t connect my iphone 11 via bluetooth and listen to music. I can only make calls.

Yep, right on.

You mean the screen on the iPhone? Try this: Go to Settings: General and it is displayed under the group of settings (iOS 14.4): AirDrop, AirPlay & Handoff, Picture in Picture and CarPlay. If CarPlay is not displayed here, turn on Siri at Settings: Siri & Search.

@@simianproductions no i mean the screen on the car where you get to select apple carplay or android auto. I have the 2021 model and I can get apple carplay on my screen

@@aamiri9683 Hmmm. I do not recall having to "choose" either CarPlay nor Android with my 2019 model, it just came up when it was plugged in. Check your USB cable to ensure that it is a "real" data cable and not just one for charging.

In a pinch we can get one mountain bike in the back if we take off its front tire. We purchased a rack that connects to the trailer hitch to transport our bikes.

@@simianproductions cheers mate. So the wheel of the bike would need to come off. Thanks.

That’s so funny, I own a Jimny btw. I like it and I have another SUV that could fit bicycles and stuff. But I am really excited for the new 5 door Jimny. It would have a turbo to compensate the extra weight and some form of hybridization. Because it will not be like the other hybrid cars where you have the car moving completely using electricity. They are just for support to make it excellent in every aspect while avoiding the extra weight that hybrid cars have. Suzuki is returning strong and that is impressive considering the losses that it had accumulated throughout the years.

No. But I live in Germany.

At 120 km/h it was 3800 rpm. I can't drive faster than 70 km/h here on the island, so when I return to Germany, I will post an update with this information.

I have a manual transmission and when the automatic brake system engaged, the clutch is not engaged automatically and my engine stalled.

The false positives are something I don't like. They happen from time-to-time, but up to now, only as a warning and the brakes have never been fully deployed. As stated in the video, sometimes in curves and sometimes when I pass pedestrians too closely a false positive warning is given. I had to make an emergency stop the other day while pulling a trailer and the brake assistance did deploy and we stopped before colliding with the Malaka who pulled in front of us. I do like and trust the system and think Suzuki did a very good job in implementing it.