Terry L

Check out Pro-clip. Mounts to the side of the center console and the phone is at the same inclination as the top of the console. The base is designed for the car, the top is specific to your phone. This is the best system I've seen.

rsms

Kenu Airframe zip-tied to air vent just right of the steering wheel.

Mech33

If anyone wants one of these, PM me. I have mine that I ran in my GT3 (both the base which is the same between the GT3 / GT4 and the iPhone mount for non-plus-size iPhones in a case).

QShip

I use Proclip in my Audi's. Best iPhone mounts.

The Pope

If someone didn't already post it, one more alternative:

http://t-design9.com/phone_mount_981.html

electronspeeder

IMOA

I just leave mine in my pocket, not sure what's so difficult about that.

johnny2five

For me I use Waze or Google maps for nav so need it in a good spot up high

Valkuri

"But but but: You're without constant access to your iPhone every waking moment of the day? How do you live?"

You must be over 35, like me. Below that, not sure how half the population can figure out how to walk to the corner (do people still walk?), nor take a p*ss without an iPhone to show them the way.

RealityGT

^lol!

user1029

I can't even have my morning bowel movement if I don't have my phone near me

naveeds786

+1 on the Kenu. Minimalistic but still grips well. I like the magnetic vent mounts too but sometimes the phone can come loose on twisty roads.

electronspeeder

In my experience almost all of them suck - they're too loose, or fall off etc. Scosche is one of the brands that work really well. No way I can get that phone loose while driving.

981spyder

That's how I have mine, I run a black lightning cable running to mine that plugs in the usb port. The glove box closes no problem, but mine is the right center vent.

Nanook

I use Proclip..and I plug it into the outlet in the glovebox...phone charges on base and access to message (although I never do while in motion) is at a comfortable arms length..no image with phone cradeled