Is there a way I can connect my phone to an older version of in-car infotainment system

[Android Central Question]

I am owning a Peugeot 208 built in 2013 and it has an inbuilt infotainment. This does not have a 'Android Auto' in my communications options.

I am using a Samsung S8 phone and would like to connect it to the infotainment.

Can anyone tried it and/or any suggestions, I can get this working?

 

[ashune]

Does the car's infotainment system have Bluetooth, a 3.5mm aux port or a USB port?

 

[amicablevj]

Yes, it does have a Bluetooth, a 3.5 mm aux port and a USB port too

 

[Rukbat]

Pair the phone with the car with Bluetooth.

 

[amicablevj]

Yes, have tried that. The audio is being transfered to the infotainment system via Bluetooth, but the phone's screen mirroring doesnt seem to happen. Is there anything I need to do in addition to the Bluetooth connection and USB connection?

 

[bob bobbington1]

does the car even allow the mirror or projection of the screen?

 

[amicablevj]

No, I dont see that option anywhere. Not sure, if that can be done somewhere in the settings. But, as per the manufacturer user manual, this is not possible.

 

[hallux]

If the vehicle does not allow for screen mirroring or display of your phone screen in any way, then what you get through Bluetooth (caller ID and song info?) is all you're going to get. There's not much you can do to change that unless you want to change your radio.