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FS: -2010 Ford Transit Connect XLT -Two Seater -Black in color -FWS with nav/sat, wireless keyboard, bluetooth, cd player... -10k miles -100,000 mile warranty -265 degree rear doors -Glass all around (no metal delete panels) -Bulkhead available but not installed I'm not using this van for what I originally intended it for. I'm open to reasonable offers. Fully outfitted this car cost almost 30k new. Please call or email with questions Best, Tal 925-286-0432 trs_media@yahoo.com

FS: -2010 Ford Transit Connect XLT -Two Seater -Black in color -FWS with nav/sat, wireless keyboard, bluetooth, cd player... -10k miles -100,000 mile warranty -265 degree rear doors -Glass all around (no metal delete panels) -Bulkhead available but not installed I'm not using this van for what I originally intended it for. I'm open to reasonable offers. Fully outfitted this car cost almost 30k new. Please call or email with questions Best, Tal 925-286-0432 trs_media@yahoo.com

I have a 2010 TC XLT. I'm trying to use the USB jack as an aux input so I can listen to music through my iphone. When I plug the iphone into the USB port the computer asks me for "driver information." I'm assuming it's looking for what driver to use for the iphone. Any thoughts? Also, along with the CD and Radio sources the digital radio has a "line-in" feature. The vehicle did not come equipped with an 1/8th inch stereo jack. That's what I imagined the line input would correlate to. Has anyone else had a problem sourcing external audio into the stereo system. Of course, the dealer has no answers for me! Very frustrating that a new vehicle would be so full of short comings.

You all aren't alone in your complaints. My FWS is slower than dirt, the earliest generation iphone was faster. Has anyone looked into a firmware upgrade?