Has anyone managed to hack the infotainment system of the 2019 Trumpchi GA6 to download third-party apps, or how to upgrade the built-in AutoNavi map? The current version is really hard to use, and the manufacturer probably won't push any updates.

Has anyone managed to hack the infotainment system of the 2019 Trumpchi GA6 to download third-party apps, or how to upgrade the built-in AutoNavi map? The current version is really hard to use, and the manufacturer probably won't push any updates.

Has anyone successfully unlocked their car system? I'm looking to modify my car's system mainly to install third-party apps like Dudu Launcher. I'm hoping to find a tutorial on how to unlock the system's permissions without fully flashing it, as my current package is a lifetime deal, and I'm worried it might void it. Any advice from knowledgeable car enthusiasts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! 🙏

Looking for a four-door Rubicon for personal use, manufactured 20 years ago or later. Must pass third-party inspection. Dealers, please do not contact. Open to black or gray colors.

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