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recommend 2018 Chevy Cruze holder?
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Did you mean BCD325P2? No such thin as a BCD352P2. Anyway I usually just put my portable in one of the cup holders in the center console. I'm sure someone else will chime in with a better solution if you desire a more secure or permanent installation. BTW, nice to see a car with a manual transmission. #1 theft deterrent these days. No one can drive a stick anymore.
I second a cup holder mount. With anything like that (handheld, etc.) it is best to keep it down low and not up at face level. In the event of an accident, anything not bolted down can and likely will become a flying object that can inflict injury to the driver or passengers that otherwise wouldn't have happened.
You can always use an external antenna for better reception, if needed, but mounting it up on the dash or at head level is not advised.
There may be someone who comes along and says that theirs is up on the dash and does fine but, again, that isn't advised as it is a danger in an accident. Mount it low and as securely as possible.
Lidomounts has some cup holder style mounts that might work.
You can always use an external antenna for better reception, if needed, but mounting it up on the dash or at head level is not advised.
There may be someone who comes along and says that theirs is up on the dash and does fine but, again, that isn't advised as it is a danger in an accident. Mount it low and as securely as possible.
Lidomounts has some cup holder style mounts that might work.
I run 2 ProClips in my Impala.
www.proclipusa.com
2018 Chevrolet Cruze Dashboard Mounts | ProClip USA
ProClip 2018 Chevrolet Cruze Dashboard Mounts provide a secure mounting platform to attach a phone, tablet, GPS or other device.
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