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Cool, I just ordered an AppRadio to replace my stock unit and it will not be installed for 2 weeks. Since I will not be subscribing to XM once the new unit is installed I can take advantage of the free XM until then. Nice, timing in life is everything!
Cool, I just ordered an AppRadio to replace my stock unit and it will not be installed for 2 weeks. Since I will not be subscribing to XM once the new unit is installed I can take advantage of the free XM until then. Nice, timing in life is everything!
I just got the card in the mail today, also. 60 free channels for 2 weeks.
Got mine yesterday, but it doesn't really apply to me because I'm already a subscriber. I have it mostly to listen to football games in the fall while we're traveling to see my school play. To me, their sound quality could stand a LOT of improvement.
Whatever you do, don't ever give those idiots at Sirius/XM a credit card number. If you decide to subscribe, don't pay more than $80/year and insist that they send you a paper invoice that you pay by check.
Whatever you do, don't ever give those idiots at Sirius/XM a credit card number. If you decide to subscribe, don't pay more than $80/year and insist that they send you a paper invoice that you pay by check.
I pay with a money order. If you read the fine print on their billing it says that you "authorize" them to auto-bill you from now to eternity if using a credit card.
I've been with them twice in the past. Both times I canceled I've had no problems with the continuing the charge. I just re-upped for a third time because my '06 doesn't have a mp3 jack. It sure beats the local farm reports and classic hillbilly music you get when driving across the heartland.
Designer Imagines A Corvette That Looks More Like a Corvette Than the Corvette
Slideshow: A Jaguar designer's personal project imagines what a modern front-engined Corvette might look like if Chevrolet revisited the golden age of the Stingray.