You could play any track in random mode (I realized this when Velvet Underground tracks played even though I could not find the folder), but you couldn’t go select the tracks manually. The car stereo would not display all of the folders: I discovered that if you have more than 700 folders, too bad (it’s easy to have that much music on 64GB.When I tried to use a drive formatted with either of those options, the car would not read it. The Fit (and possibly other cars) are picky about formatting: I needed to format my disk in “FAT32,” but on my Windows 7 lap top with a 64GB drive, that option doesn’t show up, only NTFS and exFAT.Gere’s how to format a USB thumb drive for cars, the way I figured it out: There were a few obstacles to getting this just right, however, and I thought I would write about the process here in case anyone else who had issues and like me is a not a super tech-nerd but can handle some hackerish tasks. Not being an iPod owner, I use it to connect a thumb drive that is big enough to hold as much music as I can stand. I drive a Honda Fit (2009 Sport model), and love the USB connector in the dash.
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