Is there a car audio reciever that has some sort of bluetooth connection?

Almost all current car stereos from middle of the line and above seem to. My last two cars have had Bluetooth as a standard option. Many GPS units also incorporate Bluetooth hands-free and music streaming.

Im sorry, I want to retrofit my 98 mountaineer… i can just but in a regular reciever and it will do it?

It looks like systems are available, these, for example but they seem to be for specific brands of car stereos. Can you afford to have a new stereo put in?

I can… I’m just cheap. :)

But as far as this goes, I will spend top dollar to get a good system.

Try nearby pawn shops – support the local car thieves.

@DarkScribe Theives do need to eat too.

There may be universal systems, I just found that site with a quick search.

Here’s the search. I don’t know how tech handy you are or how much you want to spend setting this up but it’s a place to start. Good luck.

Look into the Parrot brand of bluetooth receivers. Just make sure you find a really good person to install it.

thanks!

Pioneer sells all kinds of in dash-recievers with bluetooth built right in. They’re very nice decks, I have one myself.

Once you have a deck picked out, hop on over to Crutchfield (as mentioned by @lillycoyote) to order it. These guys are awesome.

And if you’re somewhat handy, you can install it yourself with the parts and instructions Crutchfield sends you when you buy the deck. I did, it was a snap! :)

Has anyone used the bluetooth on these? How do they work?

The in-deck bluetooth? The blue tooth is built into the stereo, so you connect to it with bluetooth from your phone. Some might have a mic that you clip somewhere, but the sound from the call comes over your car speakers.