"Trust This Computer" comes up every time

The "Turst This Computer" warning comes up every single time i plug the phone into my computer. Fine once, but is it supposed to come up every time. Each time, i hit "trust" and the message goes away. But if I unplug it, and plug it right back in, same message comes up. I looked in iTunes and on the phone and couldn't find anything that would tell it to remember that yes, I trust this computer.
iPhone 5, ios 7, Lightening cable purchased from Apple store, Dell Computer running Windows 7, with update iTunes 11.

When you plug in to a windows computer, the "trust this computer" message shows up on the PC, and needs to be clicked. I realize that your car isn't a computer, but is there a display that could be prompting you? If not, there may be a new issue as the device is asking for trust verification with no method of acknowledgement. You may want to call AppleCare at 800-694-7466, and report the issue there. They may know of a workaround, or get a workaround started.
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