2012 mustang Dose it have ford sync?

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05-27-2018, 07:16 PM

ace__

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2012 mustang Dose it have ford sync?

so i currently own a 2007 mustang that i replaced the radio on in order to use my phones Bluetooth. im looking to buy a 2012 mustang but its kinda expensive to replace that raido, this said i have been looking for a 2012 mustang with the ability to pair my phone and to play music as is (without me buying and replacing another radio) and ive checked user manues exc.. and im not sure if (nor is the dealer) that this car is capable of paring with my phone for the purpose of playing music. i made assumptions that i can due to the extended steering wheel controls but if i was confident in that assumption i would be here (i also couldn't see the ford sync logo )

. <heres a link to the car if you dont mind looking at it> https://columbia.craigslist.org/cto/6565545460.html thank you all for the help and pardon my grammar/ English
P.S. I hope i placed this in the right area, pardon if i didn't

05-28-2018, 03:29 AM

08'MustangDude

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According to this, YES:

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Ford will launch SYNC® AppLink next as a factory-installed feature for the 2012 Ford Mustang. AppLink is the free software program that gives SYNC users voice control of apps stored on their smartphone.Mustang will be the first vehicle that will offer AppLink with the standard SYNC interface, as well as be integrated into the optional Voice-Activated Navigation System, providing the additional convenience of an 8-inch touch screen for control.“Mustang is an exciting next addition to the AppLink portfolio, giving Ford the ability to offer more of our customers a smarter solution to using apps while in the car,” said Doug VanDagens, director of Ford Connected Services. “We continue to move quickly and migrate smart technologies across our vehicle portfolio that deliver solutions customers are demanding.”