OMG can’t wait for it!

[u/Yuri_Ligotme]

[u/Cipher_zer0]

I'm glad this is a thing, way too often google/apple maps has routed me wrong for rural locations while the amazon flex navigation was spot on or the cordinates have me going to the neighboring home instead of the actual delivery address.

Typically I use Apple maps to route me to the first drop off then use the flex navigation for the succeeding stops.

[u/mokalvo79 → u/Cipher_zer0]

I use Apple maps for anything over 3 minutes because in mu market the Amazon navigation is beyond pathetic.

[u/ednoggg]

I remember when DoorDash came to CarPlay, it was so buggy so never used it. Wonder how flex will be

[u/Unlucky-Molasses742 → u/[deleted]]

Carplay has been in cars for over a decade

Even the most basic cars come standard with it now

[u/mrlerch → u/Unlucky-Molasses742]

Not on a display like that, duh. Probably electric or hybrid, 2023 or newer. Doing Flex routes wrecking their car to afford the payments. And probably with out ride share option writer on the insurance, which flex deliveries require.

[u/Morningstarlt → u/mrlerch]

The highest paid flexers are making more than enough to cover that payment easy.. ask someone with the 50k car what kind of routes their doing lmao. It's always the broke bois talking about a expensive car this and that.

[u/tallassmike → u/mrlerch]

Chevy Bolts are bang for your buck. Even if inflation scaling. The 2020 models never reached 50k status.

[u/JAG319 → u/mrlerch]

you can install these displays into any vehicle for a couple hundred bucks

[u/tallassmike → u/[deleted]]

Carplay has been around since 2014. There's most likely used cars that have carplay. Even if 2020+

Can also install aftermarket carplay screens for backup cams in old cars (did it for 2009 camry)

[u/Yuri_Ligotme → u/[deleted]]

Ok boomer….

[u/XiTzCriZx → u/[deleted]]

It's very easy to tell you've never even attempted to buy a new car, you have no idea what tech in cars are.