Upgrade Your Classic Toyota Mark II/JZX110 & Verossa VR25 (2000–2004) with Wireless CarPlay
Your JZX110 is one of the last true analog-era JDM luxury sedans — a 1JZ straight-six, factory EMV navigation, and an interior that still feels genuinely special two decades later. The one thing it’s missing is modern phone integration. AUVETO’s Wireless CarPlay & Android Auto retrofit kit adds that missing piece without touching what makes the car worth keeping in the first place.
Built specifically for the JZX110 platform
Generic Android head units are a common but risky fix: they typically replace your entire factory screen, which means losing climate control access, OEM diagnostics, and the steering wheel button functions tied to the original unit. AUVETO’s kit works differently — it’s a hidden interface module that sits behind your existing EMV screen and adds CarPlay/Android Auto on top of it, not instead of it. Your climate controls, reverse camera, and factory functions stay exactly as they are.
What you get:
- Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto — 5GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for stable, low-latency connection; pairs automatically once set up
- Wired USB fallback — for charging or a wired connection when you prefer it
- Factory audio integration — routes through your OEM sound system rather than a lossy FM transmitter
- No cutting, no splicing — vehicle-specific connectors mean a fully reversible install that won’t affect resale or collector value
Compatible models
- Toyota Mark II JZX110 (2000–2004)
- Toyota Verossa VR25, JZX110 chassis (2000–2004)
Because Japanese-market navigation units varied by trim and production year, we recommend sending a photo of your dash and center console to auveto@gmail.com before ordering — our team will confirm exact compatibility so there’s no guesswork.
Why import owners choose AUVETO
- Fast global shipping — orders dispatched in 1–2 business days with tracking
- Real installer support — our team can walk you through disassembly and wiring questions directly
- Secure international checkout — encrypted payment, multiple currencies supported
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