Okay, I'm looking to buy a 2009/2010 Fit Sport AT w/Nav. It has everything I'm looking for and excited about...except one thing. If the Nav is voice activated why can't Honda just add Bluetooth connectivty like Nissan has with their cars?? There is already a button on the steering wheel for voice activation.... I would like to be able to be driving and when someone calls to answer the phone through my vehicle. I use a bluetooth headset right now...and it would be a big plus to just push a button on the car to answer the phone. Alot of cars have it now. Why not Honda?? I want to ditch the headset while in the car. PLEASE???

 

Dealer add on. Seems pricey.

 

I want this as well. I have yet to see or hear of a good integrated bluetooth solution with the factory Nav. Does anyone have any good solutions?

 

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i think its all compulsory now a day

 

Dear Honda,
With a "talk" button already installed on the wheel, a microphone in the overhead and a big brain in my Nav System, it is simply bonehead logic to have enabled Bluetooth and a Sirius/XM connection with the system.
This model has been on the road far too long and is too popular to continue with your head in the sand and ignore these technical advantages for your customers, particularly those of us in California who can get hit with a $400 ticket for misuse of a cell phone....