Audi and AT&T announced the first car model to include high-speed (4G LTE) Internet connectivity built into the car. The feature offers convenience at a price. After a six-month free-trial period, the owner must pay $99 for six more months, or $499 for 30 months, for a data plan which enables audio streaming through the digital dashboard.
Alternatively, in many cars, the driver can plug (or wirelessly connect) an Internet-enabled smartphone to the dashboard, and listen to online audio that way.
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