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I recently purchased an older vehicle that came with a standard CD player and no AUX input. Setting down to plan and burn a dozen CD-Rs was quite nostalgic. I was surprised the local mega-mart actually had them in stock.
My car has a CD player also, and burning CDs is certainly more convenient than using the cassette player. (I did purchase the car new, but I guess I've had it a while)
Do the cars also lack radio? Bluetooth to radio transmitters have been around and are decent
Where I live there are few unused radio frequencies.
And if you drive for 20 minutes to another region you'll find that whatever frequency you were on is being used...
I doubt that's a problem in the USA though.
I forgot ppl live in denser areas, definitely not an issue here, Id have to change the station every 2-3 hours of driving