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For 2 years I have been using duck brand poster putty to hold my iPhone to the dash while driving.

http://www.duckbrand.com/Products/craft-mounting-products/mounting-products/poster-putty.aspx

This stuff comes in long strips. I take one of these strips and split it in half. I take each half and roll it into a tube shape and affix it to the dash of my car in a horizontal orientation. I space the two peices about 2 inches apart. Then to mount the phone I push it against the adhesive for about a second so that the camera is above the top peice. Then I attach my power cord from below and hook up my AUX input from the top. To remove the phone I just pull it off the adhesive mounts. They stay put very well. In two years this setup has worked for me in the bitter cold as well as the 112 degree Arizona heat. It does leave a small amount of residue on the back of the phone but it can be wiped off easily and has never marred the surface of the phone or my vehicle.

I drive a Toyota Matrix. Fortunately there is a space on the center console just to the right of the steering wheel, just beneath the air conditioning vent where I can attach the iPhone at the same height as the stereo.

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are you kidding? That piece of crap wouldn't last more than five minutes, and bam, there goes several hundred bucks. Go buy one that works.

For a device that costs over $500, using a PVC holder seems a little odd. I managed to make a 'perfect' iPhone/car setup on my Mazda 2 (it's been available here in Chile since 2008) by using a ProClip vehicle mount and device holder (http://www.proclipusa.com - around $99), an AudioLink for iPod/iPhone from The RPM Store (http://www.therpmstore.com - $120) and a Contour Design Surface Sound Compact Bluetooth headset (around $75 from ElectronicsShowplace.com).

I used velcro for years to attach my Pod to the dash near the radio. About 50¢ total. Easy to remove and reapply as well. All you need is a small piece on the back of the iPhone/iPod and done!
Easy to mount near your outlet to charge as well.
You can even use it to mount your iPhone/iPod on the wall next to your bed to use it as an alarm.
So easy, so cheap.

Try out the griffin iPhone mount, I got it for like 10$ on amazon it works awesome. It doesn't have a charger but it snaps to the window!