[max435]

I have bought a bentley gt which is incompatible with my Blackberry curve.
I believe this is a known problem. Does any body know how to get around the problem.

[teamcrn]

I think your problem is Unique Because of the Type of car you drive. I am not sure but i can guess there are not to many active members driving the Bently GT

[pinhead]

Haha! That's funny...can't have it all...right?!

You can always try a different phone or a second line just for the car. That is what I was going to do since my Nokia E61i doesn't work in my Bimmer but since my Curve does I have the problem solved.

If the Curve keeps my attention better than the E61i (though it is really hard to give up that browser) I might just pick up a Razr2 or something similar for use as a weekend phone on that line. You might do well to do the same since the Motorola bluetooth tends to work with most cars quite well.

[hsuanstr]

its set up fine in my LS I just had a local tech at Lexus do it you can try going back and having them set it up for you.

[Elan]

I have the same problem. I get the phone to recognize the car but can't get any further. Did you try to get help from Bentley?

[dsump]

If I owned a Bently then I would have someone make my calls for me!!

[lmwong]

Did you try updating the firmware on the Bentley?

[Wings65288]

lol... thats great, i tried to make that quote my signature but it wouldn't let me

Originally Posted by teamcrn

I think your problem is Unique Because of the Type of car you drive. I am not sure but i can guess there are not to many active members driving the Bently GT

[DallasFlier]

Originally Posted by max435

I have bought a bentley gt which is incompatible with my Blackberry curve.
I believe this is a known problem. Does any body know how to get around the problem.

There's a very simple solution to this. Just have the butler follow you in a different car with the Curve and they he can flash his headlights when you have a call, go take it in the butler's car while he polishes the Bentley.

[Cea]

Bentley should have an outstanding service. Ask them to solve the problem.
Or buy a new car that works with a curve.