So my car now thinks it's a normal GT3 because the normal GT3 has a fixed wing.

So when you start my car it's got a wing logo on it.

So it's very confused.

It's schizophrenic my car, bless it.

Every time you see one, whether it be a new looking one or an old one or a rusty one,

it just brings joy to your face because those big eyes.

I want the gear stick from it, the six gate to actually be the flush.

And would that be for different levels of flush?

Exactly.

You were gate one for a week and obviously gate two, you put it in the second year above. Hello and welcome to episode 41 of the Collecting Addix Podcast with Neil Clifford and

would love it Chris Cooper and Manish Pandey. Straight to business. Apple Car Play. There's a man here who needs to get something off his chest. It's a significant chest because it's a significant man. He's called Neil Clifford.

Neil Clifford, show us your tits. Sorry, I mean, tell us about Apple Carplane.

Well, when this, when this thing became public, when was it three or four years ago, car play?

I think it was 2017 actually.

Well, that's five years ago,

it or six. Anyway, I thought it was the most magical invention

because you could get your Spotify in your car,

this ways thing was amazing, although I think a lot of people use Google Maps.

I think the whole thing was wonderful. And then a bit like Instagram and a bit like me, I don't do Facebook or LinkedIn but certainly Instagram is too addictive I think I've become too addicted to it and I feel now a slightly negative towards car play and I'm trying to cold turkey off the bloody thing because when you start looking at a car like I did with that beautiful alpina.

It's lovely, but it's lovely that it's the alpina green, it's stickers, I debadged it, but then I was obsessed

with has it got carplay?

Would I buy the car if it didn't have car play? And now I'm starting to think

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