Bluetooth Stereo jumping issues

Hi all,
Having an issue at the moment when playing back music through my car stereo via Bluetooth every so often the track will just jump for a second and then come back. I've cleared the BT memory and paired the Z2 again and no matter what I do I get the same skipping reoccurring. Has anyone had this issue previously and managed to fix it? Or has anyone any suggestions for a possible fix please?
Thanks in advance,
Pete

How do you mean car update? The head unit is aftermarket not built-in so the car itself does not have Bluetooth. It's worth noting (I forget whether I already did or not) that the Bluetooth streaming works perfectly with my iPhone 5 just not with the Sony. I'm now on my second Xperia Z2 as the first one's call quality was abysmal. While this one seems a **bleep** of a lot better this Bluetooth streaming issue is actually doing my head in and making me want to change phones completely.

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