Hooray!. Now lets expand beyond Apples and Googles, please! I didn't like either option when shopping for a smartphone. There is room for better smartphones to come along that do not include walled gardens and require full surrender of the control of your phone optionality or contents. I wouldn't buy car that is married to one technology, especially Apple's. I certainly wouldn't buy a car married to Google either!
Umm.. Android is hardly a walled garden (and that's it's primary problem - malware in the Google Play store because it hasn't been thoroughly checked).
When it comes to connectivity on the road, I far prefer the more robust (based on the history) security of Apple's way versus Google's way. Don't get me wrong, I really like Android for what it is - I just don't think the car is a good environment for something that is more 'hacker friendly'.