B Big.Al TRX Noob Joined Sep 28, 2020 Messages 1 Reaction score 0 Location Houston Tx Current Ride 2018 Shelby Raptor Oct 8, 2020 #1 Does anyone know if the TRX will include the 12” UConnect5 or the older 4C?
SportyJames TRX Junkie Founding Member 📜 Joined Aug 18, 2020 Messages 570 Gallery 48 Reaction score 1,304 Location Hurricane Alley TX Current Ride TRX Current Ride #2 2017 Grand Sport Oct 8, 2020 #2 From what I have read, it's the old/current system in the TRX. The 5 is coming out in the Pacifica and Grand Wagoneer first.
From what I have read, it's the old/current system in the TRX. The 5 is coming out in the Pacifica and Grand Wagoneer first.
Loops TRX Fanatic Founding Member 📜 Joined Sep 9, 2020 Messages 151 Gallery 31 Reaction score 224 Location Illinois Current Ride Durango SRT - Rubicon 4xE on order Current Ride #2 HD Softail Slim S Military USAF, retired Oct 8, 2020 #3 Hmm, wonder if it will be possible to upgrade to it.
KnightMare Moderator Staff Member 🛠️ Founding Member 📜 Joined Aug 18, 2020 Messages 4,184 Gallery 361 Reaction score 10,000 Location North Carolina Current Ride '21 Outlander XMR, '18 ZX-10rr, '15 Caravan, '17 Fusion, '12 Pasat CC, '11 ZX-10r, '04 Avalanche Current Ride #2 '67 Pontiac GTO, '67 Lemans Convertible, '69 Camaro, '69 Chevelle, '70 Chevelle, '70 Chevelle Oct 8, 2020 #4 I wouldn't count on being able to upgrade vs buying a 2022/2023 trx. This next version is a collaboration with Google and it's now Android based FCA's Uconnect 5 uses Android power, gains wireless CarPlay One of the best infotainment systems gets five times quicker and has future autonomy on its mind, thanks in part to game designers and Carnegie Mellon gurus. www.cnet.com
I wouldn't count on being able to upgrade vs buying a 2022/2023 trx. This next version is a collaboration with Google and it's now Android based FCA's Uconnect 5 uses Android power, gains wireless CarPlay One of the best infotainment systems gets five times quicker and has future autonomy on its mind, thanks in part to game designers and Carnegie Mellon gurus. www.cnet.com