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Replying to: thaishark (Jun 23, 2006 3:12 pm) 
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Replying to: thaishark (Jun 23, 2006 3:12 pm) |
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Replying to: carlady2 (Jun 20, 2006 10:07 am) My resolution was a well done after market installation that sits right where the ashtray is. Only downside is that it is not as "clean" and integrated as a factory install would be. There is a possibility that they will solve this problem and if they do you can always have it installed later and the add on removed. Have the dealer agree to do this at cost - mine did. Good luck. If you need anything else, I'll try and help. This was almost a deal breaker - I've had Sirius for 18 months and love it.
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Replying to: tnfan (Jun 24, 2006 7:40 am) than having satellite radio, whether it be XM or Sirius, for those nice, long trips. I've been an XM member for over two years now and I've taken my XM Roady2 with me either in rental cars or my own car. It makes the trip go by even faster and it's just a joy! I get to listen to songs from "back in the day" that you couldn't even hear on regular radio "back in the day", maybe songs I used to hear in the clubs. The only minor downside is when I rent a car, which usually has no cassette player, I have to use the wireless function. There's no comparison, because with the wireless, you have to tune in to a station that has no competition with a local station, and you end up getting interference. But with the cassette adapter, it's fabulous, no interruption, crisp, clear sound. I couldn't imagine going on any road trip without my XM Roady. I do think that the auto dealers should give us a choice of the XM or Sirius. I don't care for the ones that only permit one or the other to be installed in the car. Anyway, XM Rules! |
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Replying to: zekeman1 (Jun 19, 2006 3:59 pm) radio installed? Also, where did they put the antenna for the satellite radio? Thanks.
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Replying to: maximafan (Jun 26, 2006 6:49 pm) |
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Is Sirius available at the dealership? The salesman I am looking at colors with, told me that Sirius is available and they can install it for me. (I think he is just telling me anything I want to hear to get me in to buy a car.) I have Sirius radio at home and XM in another car. From listening to both, I prefer Sirius. (Buzzsaw-Classic Rock and the Strobe-Classic Disco) LOL! Maybe XM has added some channels since I have last listened but it seemed to have all these songs I have never heard before. I could always install Sirius aftermarket but like you said, it doesn't look clean. If XM is the only one installed by the dealer, I will just have to just boogie down at home. 
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Replying to: cablondeblue (Jun 27, 2006 11:27 am)
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Replying to: tnfan (Jun 07, 2006 1:10 pm)
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I've seen several pics with the antenna located inside the car on the back lid. Has anyone had it mounted there that also has the power rear shade? Also, I believe I've heard that it could be mounted inside the trunk lid (right under where most dealers say you have to place it). Thanks
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