No moblile tracking to find my car

[Blackpaladin67]

Why is it that cars costing half as much can lead you to you car and tell you were you parked it and my VW cannot. Am i missing something?


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[zzc2010]

Why is it that cars costing half as much can lead you to you car and tell you were you parked it and my VW cannot. Am i missing something?


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Buy an Audi then.

No VW connected to the internet.


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[Blackpaladin67]

Buy an Audi then.

No VW connected to the internet.


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My wifees mazda 3 does it. Lol

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[zzc2010]

My wifees mazda 3 does it. Lol

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Mazda is a better manufacturer then.

You phone could recall where you parked when the Bluetooth was disconnected.


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[Blackpaladin67]

Mazda is a better manufacturer then.

You phone could recall where you parked when the Bluetooth was disconnected.


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There must be an app 4 that. A possible soloution thanks zxc2010. I shall investigate.

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[zzc2010]

There must be an app 4 that. A possible soloution thanks zxc2010. I shall investigate.

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My iPhone does it without any apps.

Cheers

[Wynnston]

Every part of the VW CarNET system is installed in your car, bar the sim card. Even then, it can use a wireless access point.

I have a feeling that VW disabled it in Australia because at the time, it was a very premium feature and it was one of a few features that set the new A4 apart (all be it that they charged extra for the feature).

VW are very slow to react to technological changes in AU, I doubt we will see it as an update in any of our cars, despite having everything for it to work.

[Blackpaladin67]

Every part of the VW CarNET system is installed in your car, bar the sim card. Even then, it can use a wireless access point.

I have a feeling that VW disabled it in Australia because at the time, it was a very premium feature and it was one of a few features that set the new A4 apart (all be it that they charged extra for the feature).

VW are very slow to react to technological changes in AU, I doubt we will see it as an update in any of our cars, despite having everything for it to work.

Sad

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[Ozsko]

There is no facility to plug a SIM card into the car unlike other countries which get that as a standard feature.

[Wynnston]

There is no facility to plug a SIM card into the car unlike other countries which get that as a standard feature.

Yes, this is true, but MIB2 also has WLAN capabilities and can technically connect to the internet via a hotspot. I enabled all the various settings in VCDS to see if I could hack my way around it. It gets an IP and sends/receives data, I can even see it trying to talk to the vw car net service, but because our VIN's aren't in the database, the auth attempts get rejected.