About XM Radio Car Units

At Home on the Road

Suddenly, that long-distance road trip seems like a good idea - now that you'll never have to hunt for a local radio station with programming you like. Your XM Radio looks and works just like a conventional radio and can easily adapt to your existing car stereo. Depending on the equipment you have now, you can either upgrade or replace your current radio; or order an XM-equipped audio system in select new car models. Your XM Radio requires no more space than a conventional radio, and operates with your choice of fixed or detachable antenna and a remotely mounted small XM receiver box. We've even put our radio hardware manuals online to help you get the most out of your XM Radio. That means you can enjoy the latest sound in your car, whatever its age. So hit the road.

Namedropping?
Who's namedropping? We are. Leading audio manufacturers including Alpine, Pioneer and Delphi are manufacturing XM radios capable of navigating among XM's channels and displaying the song titles, artist names, and other information for each XM channel.

Thinking of buying a new car?
More reasons to think XM Radio. XM-equipped audio systems are now available as factory-installed options in select 25 GM Brand Models. Nissan, Infiniti, Isuzu and Honda are also offering select 2003 models with XM as a manufacturer-supported option.

More namedropping?
You bet. Because XM original equipment manufacturers are some of the best-known names in car audio - including Delphi, Delco Electronics Systems, Alpine Electronics, Clarion, Audiovox, Visteon, Pioneer, Panasonic, Sanyo and Motorola.

A convertible radio?
Well, you might call Delphi's sleek, award-winning XM SKYFi Audio Receiver a convertible. After all, it goes easily from car to home and back again.

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