# Find My Parked Car on iPhone: Last Parked Location

> Odo saves where each vehicle’s last recorded trip ended, so you can find your parked car: a map, the place name, walking directions and copyable coordinates. Works without CarPlay or Bluetooth.

App: Odo: Speedometer, Drive & Ride (iPhone, iPad, Mac with Apple silicon, Apple CarPlay, Apple Watch). Free to download: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6759611784
Page: https://speedometerproapp.com/features/find-my-car
Last updated: 2026-11-01

Every recorded trip ends where you parked. Odo shows that spot for each vehicle, with a map and directions back to it.

## Why it matters

Parking spots are easy to forget in a big car park, a new city or a festival field. Because Odo already records the drive, the spot is saved without you doing anything.

## Saved automatically

When a trip ends, its end point becomes that vehicle’s last parked location. You don’t drop a pin or press anything.

- One spot per vehicle, from its latest completed trip
- Works with any way of recording: automatic, Shortcuts, Siri or a tap
- No CarPlay or car Bluetooth needed

## Find it again

Open the Garage tab and tap the vehicle. The Last Parked card shows the spot.

- Mini map and place name
- Directions in your maps app
- Copy Coordinates to share the exact spot

## What it isn’t

This is where your last recorded trip ended, not a live vehicle tracker.

- If someone else moves the car without recording, the spot won’t change
- If a trip wasn’t recorded, the spot is from the trip before

## Questions and answers

### How do I find where I parked my car on iPhone?

If Odo recorded your drive, open the Garage tab and tap your vehicle. The Last Parked card shows where the trip ended on a map, with directions back and the coordinates.

### Does it work without CarPlay or Bluetooth?

Yes. The spot comes from the end of your recorded trip, so it works however the trip was recorded.

### Is this a live car tracker?

No. It shows where your last recorded trip ended. It can’t follow the car if someone else drives it without recording a trip.

### Does it work with more than one vehicle?

Yes. Each vehicle in your Garage has its own last parked location.

### How do I set up automations across multiple vehicles?

With several cars, motorcycles or bikes, the aim is for every trip to land on the right vehicle without you choosing it.

**1. Turn on Auto-match Vehicle.**

In Settings → Driving → Auto-match Vehicle, Odo can pick the vehicle from your OBD2 adapter (by the car's VIN), from CarPlay, or from each car stereo's Bluetooth. iOS doesn't tell apps which car CarPlay belongs to, so CarPlay maps to one vehicle. For several CarPlay cars, use Bluetooth or OBD2. You can also set a default vehicle from that vehicle's profile → Set as Default Vehicle.

**2. Use a trigger that is unique to each vehicle.**

• Car 1 Bluetooth is connected → Start Trip
• Car 2 Bluetooth is connected → Start Trip
• Motorcycle helmet intercom is connected → Start Trip

**3. End trips when you switch.**

Start or Resume Trip would continue a paused trip from your other vehicle, and Start Trip does nothing while one is paused. Pair each connect automation with a disconnect → Stop Trip, or turn on Auto-End Trips, so the next vehicle starts a fresh trip.

**4. Use NFC tags on vehicles without electronics.**

On a bicycle, put a tag on the frame that runs Start Trip, and a second one that runs Stop Trip.

**Two drivers, one car:** automations can't tell drivers apart. Each driver can use their own Driving Focus as the trigger instead of the car's Bluetooth.

## Related

- [Saved Places](https://speedometerproapp.com/features/saved-places): Name the places you go, and your trips name themselves.
- [Driving log](https://speedometerproapp.com/features/driving-log): A complete, searchable record of every trip, organized automatically.
- [Automatic trip detection](https://speedometerproapp.com/features/automatic-trip-detection): Trips that start, pause and end on their own, with settings you control.