According to the search results, the first car with Bluetooth was the 2000 Chrysler 300, which was introduced in 1999. Chrysler was one of the first automakers to incorporate Bluetooth into their vehicles, and up to 2004, they remained one of the only manufacturers in North America to offer the option for drivers with their UConnect interface. It is worth noting that Bluetooth technology itself was first being worked on in 1994, but it didnt really take off until after the turn of the century.