XM radio

You'd better wait because of the XM/Sirius merger. Both have said that the respective specific receivers (those designed solely for XM reception or Sirius reception) will no longer work. Unless they offer some sort of trade in toward the new receiver, anyone with the old ones is screwed. Both have yet to work out the subscription rates for the various packages which will be offered.

Check their websites to see what they say about the old/new receivers.

To quote the FAQ from xmradio.com: "You'll be able to use the exact same radio you are listening to now, after the merger takes place and for the life of the radio."

To quote the FAQ from xmradio.com: "You'll be able to use the exact same radio you are listening to now, after the merger takes place and for the life of the radio."

OK, hopefully that will still hold true. What I heard came from a local news radio station that did a report on the merger and the on-air guy asked the reporter if the current receivers would would after the merger and the reporter said both Sirius and XM said they would not.

$700!!!

That's pretty steep. Then you pay $13/mo subscription.

To quote the FAQ from xmradio.com: "You'll be able to use the exact same radio you are listening to now, after the merger takes place and for the life of the radio."

OK, hopefully that will still hold true. What I heard came from a local news radio station that did a report on the merger and the on-air guy asked the reporter if the current receivers would would after the merger and the reporter said both Sirius and XM said they would not.

Does "trailer" refer to where you live? JK. You can buy a kit for around $250.00-$300.00 and take apart your car to install it yourself or just buy an XM roady for $99.00 and have a module stuck on your dash somewhere.