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Tasker.
When my phone is connected to the audio system in my car, any texts that come in are automatically read aloud.
In my experience, android auto has always been a flaky nightmare.
Oof. I've got some mates with word choices that would raise some questions from the toddler.
Ah, yeah, I don't have that problem. If I have someone in the car, I just turn on the radio instead of the Bluetooth.
But, I could pop up what tasker calls a "scene" when a text comes in, which would ask me if I wanted it read.