Hi @Bohan66  Welcome to community! If you're using a stock stereo system, the only option to connect to Pandora would be through a USB cord or through Bluetooth. USB: When connecting through USB, depending on your infotainment system, it may appear as iPod or a USB. You'll need to start playback through your phone, but once playback has begun, you should be able to use the infotainment or steering wheel controls control to skip, play and pause songs.  Bluetooth: You'll need to be sure to pair your phone with your Toyota. You'll need to start playback through your phone, but once playback has begun, you should be able to use the infotainment or steering wheel controls control to skip, play and pause songs.  If you're using an aftermarket stereo you may have more options depending on the make and model of your after market stereo such as Android Auto or CarPlay. Hope this helps! Use your mobile device only when conditions allow and as permitted by applicable law. ... View more

Hi @Bohan66  Welcome to community! If you're using a stock stereo system, the only option to connect to Pandora would be through a USB cord or through Bluetooth. USB: When connecting through USB, depending on your infotainment system, it may appear as iPod or a USB. You'll need to start playback through your phone, but once playback has begun, you should be able to use the infotainment or steering wheel controls control to skip, play and pause songs.  Bluetooth: You'll need to be sure to pair your phone with your Toyota. You'll need to start playback through your phone, but once playback has begun, you should be able to use the infotainment or steering wheel controls control to skip, play and pause songs.  If you're using an aftermarket stereo you may have more options depending on the make and model of your after market stereo such as Android Auto or CarPlay. Hope this helps! Use your mobile device only when conditions allow and as permitted by applicable law. ... View more