Android Auto is an incredibly useful platform, and even more so when you can use it wirelessly. Here's how to do that.

Android Auto is a popular feature found in many modern cars. If your vehicle lacks support for it, there is a way to add it using an Android tablet.

Did you know you can add Android Auto to any car in mere minutes? This handy little unit will do just that, and it's not the only one.

Google developed Android Auto for motorists who are frustrated with their car's native infotainment system. It's straightforward to set up and easy to use.

To launch the navigation app, go to the app drawer on Android Auto, tap Google Maps, Waze, or the app you want to use, and wait for the interface to load.

However, if getting Android Auto running in the second car is mandatory, you must first unplug the mobile device from the head unit. Next, you must go to the top menu and look for the settings screen.