Toyota may eventually be under investigation for including HD Radio, too

"HD Car Radio Investigation"

"The trial lawyers at Keefe Bartels, LLC are currently investigating the marketing and sales of HD car radios by certain car manufacturers. Consumer statutes and laws protect the purchasers of products such as HD car radios. A party may be legally liable for statements, omissions or misrepresentations of material facts that should have been known to be false or misleading and promoted the sale of the product. Such laws protect innocent consumers from unlawful and deceptive practices. The victims of questionable business practices by parties such automobile manufacturers are the consumers who purchase or lease cars with HD car radios at significantly increased costs when these devices fail to function as they are represented to work."

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HDRadioFarce
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Digital radio.

You know, like digital TV--either it's completely on, in which case you hear it, or it's completely OFF and you can't hear a thing.

No more listening through the static and the hiss. Yeah, like that's such a bad thing...

Reply to
Elmo P. Shagnasty

Sirius/AM or nothing for me.

Reply to
Ed S.

Damn spellchecker...

Sirius/XM or nothing for me.

Reply to
Ed S.

The radio infrastructure sucks. Big deal. The automaker is not responsible for a technology that is having trouble taking off. If the consumer lives where there is HD Radio, then it works fine. If the consumer lives where there is no HD Radio, which is almost everywhere, then it isn't gonna work. That is not the automaker's fault.

HD Radio works fine, where there is a signal.

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Jeff Strickland

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