Funny how that works. I guess it is just the inevitable technological progress at foot.I think I'm getting old, no CD players in cars and possibly soon to be , no AM radio either.
Those of us who live in areas of 2000' tall basalt ridges, also only get AM, unless the FM transmitter is down in the valley with you and you don't turn a corner.I was, however, pleasantly surprised to see that some members in Congress fighting back against the removal of AM radios. Not just because who tends to talk on that bandwidth, but because people in rural areas need the long range reception of AM radio in times of hazard and emergency. Something the "bi-coasters" probably never think about. Drive through our beautify country, through the mountains and plains and the advantage of that feature is immediately apparent.
Cindy has Sirius XM in her pickup. Only one of four vehicles that are capable. Plus, it carries over to the house. Where we make more use out of it. She's been paying about the same price since 2016...................all you need to do is threaten to cancel and they will offer you the same rate as the prior year.I have SiriusXM in my pickup.
It`s well worth the money to me.
Yes, I use Pandora also.pandora has a free version that is pretty good, you can make your own playlist. Same owner as Sirius.
I guess I am not alone, it was Wagner's Das Rheingold on this past Sunday's casting session.especially Wagner