Bluetooth (in-car) connection, following upgrade.

Hi folks,
I've recently moved to a Q10, which was fine overall. Just updated to 10.2.1.2102, as I thought it would be o.k. but now I cannot to get the phone to automatically connect with the car when re-starting. It's a Mercedes. Prior to the update, all was fine. Anybody else had similar issues?
Is it possible to 'back out' the upgrade?

Update: Vodafone now refer me to Blackberry and even provided a number for me, which (because I'm not their customer) further referred me to their 'complimentary support service'...their website.
To be fair, some digging around revealed:
http://btsc.webapps.blackberry.com/btsc/viewdocument.do;jsessionid=D0429A4745A2C6D4AA1D867C7312A7AC?...
Now I have no time, nor desire, to get into a philosophical debate, as to whether this is BB's or MB's problem, other than to say it worked fine before BB changed it.
I'm off to buy a couple of can of beans and a roll of string <hashtag ffs>

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