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One of the new studies found mild distraction for in - vehicle information systems in the Chevy Equinox with MyLink (2.4), Buick Lacrosse with IntelliLink (2.4) and Toyota 4Runner with Entune (2.9).

High distraction systems were the Ford Taurus with Sync MyFord Touch (3.1), Chevy Malibu with MyLink (3.4), Volkswagen Passat with Car - Net (3.5), Nissan Altima with Nissan Connect (3.7), Chrysler 200c with Uconnect (3.8) and Hyundai Sonata with Blue Link (3.8).

In some cases, the same voice - command system (like Chevy MyLink) got different distraction scores in different models — something the researchers speculate is due to varying amounts of road noise and use of different in - vehicle microphones.

At the auto show General Motors introduced MyLink whereas Toyota rolled out its Entune multimedia system.

New for 2016 An 8 - inch dashboard touch - screen is standard, and the MyLink multimedia system adds Apple CarPlay for mirroring of select smartphone apps on the screen.

All models offer the latest optional safety and security features from Chevrolet as well as an 8 - inch touch screen and a MyLink infotainment system that is Android and Apple friendly.

Options, some tied to trim levels, will include OnStar 4G LTE with a Wi - Fi hotspot, next - generation Chevrolet MyLink with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay (7 - inch screen standard, 8 - inch screen optional with CarPlay), LED / projector headlamps, wireless phone charging, heated rear leather seats and heated leather - wrapped steering wheel, side blind zone alert, rear cross traffic alert, lane keep assist, and forward collision alert.

The array of electronic features and connectivity options was pretty good, but most of us couldn't get along with the Chevrolet MyLink interface, as the lack of haptic feedback made the system feel unresponsive and clumsy, no matter how quickly the electrons raced around.

It also features an updated version of GM's MyLink multimedia system.

Work has obviously gone into making MyLink more user - friendly and simple to read at a glance, and ancillary downloadable apps, like Pandora and Audiobooks and Apple CarPlay, work well on the big, optional 8 - inch touchscreen.

And to see if the cities of Lake Erie were equally rejuvenated, we programmed our destinations into the Impala's MyLink infotainment system and started to drive.

The Chevrolet MyLink multimedia system adds text messaging alerts and Siri Eyes Free mode, while 4G LTE internet connectivity is available through the OnStar communication system.

Earlier this year Chevrolet revealed its new MyLink touchscreen infotainment system, and today Buick announced its own variation of the technology.

It's practically made for family duty, with available entertainment systems meant to keep folks entertained — including an updated Chevrolet MyLink infotainment system that's easy to use and quick to respond.

The 2014 Impala features the newest generation of Chevrolet MyLink.

Similar to MyLink, Buick «s connectivity system brings a host of features beyond that of standard Bluetooth pairing.

At about $ 37,000 as tested, our top - spec 2014 Chevrolet Impala 2LTZ (with the 305 - hp V - 6, LED running lights, big 19 - inch wheels, and MyLink connectivity) sits squarely in the crosshairs of another traditional - style front - wheel - drive sedan with a V - 6, the Hyundai Azera.

That touchscreen also happens to be among the best in the business, a minor miracle given GM's missteps with Cadillac's Cue and the mediocrity of the MyLink found in other Chevrolets.

The Spark's system is also called MyLink, and yet it both looks and acts differently than what you'll find in an Equinox or Traverse.

The first half of the 500 miles, we spent in the aforementioned six - speed coupe, which was optioned heavily, including the $ 495 MyLink audio system with navigation, and an 8 - inch touchscreen.

New interior with available MyLink, forward collision alert, lane departure warning and vibrating seat

Apple CarPlay will be available on the 8 - inch MyLink immediately, with Android Auto expected to follow later in the 2016 model year.

The Chevy Spark, Cruze, Malibu, Camaro, Silverado, and Silverado HD come with 7 - inch MyLink infotainment screens, while the 8 - inch screens are available on Impala, Volt, Corvette, Colorado, Tahoe, and Suburban, as well as Cruze, Malibu, Camaro, Silverado, and Silverado HD.

With its 1.2 - liter engine, it's certainly not bowling over customers with its massive horsepower, but its innovative MyLink interface uses apps installed on driver's mobile phones to add touchscreen functionality in a more streamlined, efficient package.

We also know that the 2016 Chevrolet Cruze will offer either Android Auto or Apple CarPlay smartphone integration as an option for the MyLink infotainment system.

Regardless of trim, the 2014 Silverado makes do with a touchscreen audio interface with USB auxiliary inputs, although higher trim grades gain Chevy's new MyLink infotainment system with an eight - inch screen.

The technology, which links smartphones with either operating system, will display your Apple iPhone or Android smartphone apps — except the ones that have video — on models equipped with Chevy's MyLink system, which includes a 7 - or 8 - inch center console display screen.

The MyLink feature generally is included in popular mid-trim levels and above, and Car Play and Android Auto will be available in the 2016 Chevrolet Cruze, Camaro, Malibu, Volt, and Spark, and nine other nameplates.

At CES 2014, Chevy was all - in on tech, announcing the rollout of 4G connectivity in its cars and trucks, then unveiling the Performance Data Recorder for the Corvette and a new App Shop for its MyLink infotainment system.

Available are two 8 - inch, high - definition color displays that showcase everything from navigation and infotainment to the interface for Chevy's next - gen MyLink system, which connects with your smartphone, Pandora, XM radio, and more.

Other standard features include a tilt steering wheel, cruise control, power windows and power locks, and the Chevy MyLink infotainment system with 4G LTE Wifi.

Pricing for the 2014 Chevrolet Cruze Diesel starts at $ 25,695 (after an $ 810 destination charge), and the standard equipment list includes 17 - inch wheels, leather seats, the MyLink infotainment system, and two years of free maintenance.

In 1LT trim, the well - equipped car we drove stickered out at $ 27,985 with two option packages, including a technology package with an 8 - inch MyLink infotainment display and a Driver Confidence I package with a suite of active safety features.

This smartphone integration interface will be an optional upgrade for the MyLink infotainment system, and can essentially mirror the phone's apps for navigation, entertainment, and many other functions.

Before receiving the Callaway treatment our test car received such factory add - ons as a transparent roof, a multimode exhaust, and MyLink with navigation.

General Motors also announced developer.gm.com, where programmers can download a software development kit (SDK) for apps used on its MyLink infotainment system.

Each of the three Chevrolet Trax trim levels — LS, LT, and LTZ — come standard with equipment like a backup camera, remote keyless entry, a USB port, and Chevrolet's MyLink infotainment system with a seven - inch LCD display.

The MyLink multimedia system adds the Rear Seat Reminder feature while new active grille shutters improve highway aerodynamics.

Aggressive brake regeneration will make one - pedal driving possible, and among the more impressive features are a 10.2 - inch MyLink color touchscreen, a rear - camera mirror, surround vision, MyChevrolet mobile app, and EV navigation mapping to find charging stations.

If GM likes an app developed by a third party, it will help market the software so anyone with MyLink - equipped GM vehicle can use the program.

One difference from Ford AppLink, however, is that developers can create software that runs on the MyLink internal computer rather than a smartphone.

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LTZ models come with everything on the LT plus 17 - inch alloy wheels, chrome trim on the exterior, foglights, heated front seats, leatherette upholstery, Chevrolet's MyLink smartphone integrated system, a leather - wrapped steering wheel and a navigation system app.

Requires available Chevrolet MyLink and compatible iPhone running iOS 6 or later.

MyLink functionality varies by model.

The sophisticated MyLink system of Chevrolet is also integrated with the navigation application in the Premier trim.

MyLink on Cruze does not include CD player.

The 2018 Spark and Sonic offer Chevrolet MyLink † with a 7 - inch diagonal touch - screen and available phone integration that lets you seamlessly use your compatible smartphone with the built - in display.

With the Chevrolet MyLink † display, Apple CarPlay ™ † and Android Auto ™ † compatibility, and an available 4G LTE Wi - Fi ® † connection, you're always in command.

As you shift into Reverse, the standard Rear Vision Camera automatically displays a live image of the area behind your vehicle on the Chevrolet MyLink † touch - screen.