Vintage Car Monitor

Bluetooth Link Connect to your car's Bluetooth audio and the Drive screen opens. When you leave and the connection drops, measuring ends automatically and you're told how far you drove. There's no extra hardware to buy — the car audio you already have, or a Bluetooth adapter in the cigarette socket, does the job. On iPhone, a one-time setup in the built-in Shortcuts app is required (iOS 16 or later). See the user guide for details. Measuring still starts with the START button. Starting stays in your hands, so tracking never begins unnoticed while your phone sits in a bag and drains the battery. A clearer meter - More minor ticks between the numbers on the 300 km/h (180 mph) scale - A thicker, sword-shaped needle modeled on a real VDO meter Other improvements - You can now delete vehicle models, engines, carburetor types, oil viscosities, and maintenance categories that you added yourself - Fixed buttons overflowing the screen on the "add item" row - Fixed a slight misalignment in the estimated range display