What is Entune?

Have you heard of Entune? Are you not sure what it is? Entune is one of the many features included in every Toyota vehicle. We want to tell you more about this technology and what it can do for you. Let’s take a look at what Entune is and see if it’s what you’re looking for in a new vehicle. 

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Details 

Entune is an audio system that comes equipped in every Toyota car, crossover, SUV, and truck model. This sound system technology has several tools to help drivers and their passengers enjoy their time on the road. The Entune Audio system includes features like Bluetooth® wireless streaming, hands-free phone capability, available HD™ Radio, iPod® connectivity and control, and advanced voice recognition. The Entune sound systems also have available navigation technology and available JBL GreenEdge™ speakers with a subwoofer amplifier. These various features can be found in specific trim levels of new Toyota vehicles for your convenience. 

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Tips 

When it comes to entertaining your passengers, you can use the Entune Audio system in your Toyota vehicle to play the music you want. There are several radio selections, whether its AM, FM, HD™ Radio, or Sirius™ XM. You can also use your mobile device to play music or answer phone calls with its wireless technology. The navigation software can help you see where you are going as well as tell when traffic is getting heavier. Our representatives are ready to show you what the Entune system can do for you at our dealership.  

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We hope we answered your question about what Entune is. If you are curious to learn more about it, you can check out our website for more information. If you want to learn more about our vehicles, you can visit our online inventory and schedule your test drive with us at Baierl Toyota. 

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