Hyundai Getz Bluetooth pairing is a small adventure, because most Aussie-delivered Getz models didn’t have factory Bluetooth—many rely on aftermarket head units or add-on kits.
On factory or dealer-fitted units, enable Bluetooth on your phone, set it to discoverable, then on the stereo tap Setup/Phone and “Pair New”; when prompted, select the car and enter the default PIN—usually 0000 or 1234.
For popular add-on kits (Parrot, BlueAnt, similar), hold the call or menu button for a few seconds to enter pairing, then follow the voice prompts the same way.
If it refuses to play nice, delete old pairings on both devices, restart the car, and try again with contacts access allowed; worst case, consult the specific head-unit manual or grab a modern Bluetooth head unit and live happily ever after.
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