Hi @Tone56
Can you clarify if you're using an aftermarket sound system in your 2001 Beetle or stock system? If you're using a newer aftermarket system, can you let me know the year, make and model of that device.
If your system supports the use of Android Auto or Bluetooth connection then you should be able to use Pandora to connect to your audio system.
Keep in mind, at this time, all Pandora automotive implementations require you to use a compatible iPhone or Android with an active internet connection in order to stream music in the car.
Use your mobile device only when conditions allow and as permitted by applicable law.
@crazyhorse1959
Unfortunately, your 2010 model doesn't offer integrated Pandora functionality, however, there are aftermarket brands, such as Alpine, Kenwood, Pioneer, etc., that do have built-in Pandora functionality, where users can change stations, thumb up and down and many other features straight from the dash. These aftermarket brands often include Apple CarPlay and Android Auto that allow for expanded Pandora integrated functionality.
Otherwise, you may still be able to listen to Pandora in your car using a 3.5mm audio cable, USB or Bluetooth (if your automobile has these features). Note: not all BT connections support music streaming.
Use your mobile device only when conditions allow and as permitted by applicable law.
