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Alex @ Sep 26th 2007 11:54AM
Given the reasonable price for Ford's sync, i'm going to assume that they are not going to gouge the buyer for an HD radio.
IMHO i would rather HD over satellite. I really don't like having to pay a monthly fee for things. nine time out of ten i'm listening to my ipod, but on that other 10% of the time, i sure wouldn't mind some HD. Also here in the Philly area, HD is pretty comprehensive in its offerings.
Hooper @ Sep 26th 2007 8:48PM
"...i'm going to assume that they are not going to gouge the buyer for an HD radio."
HD Radio will be a dealer-installed accessory, not a factory-installed option, so your assumption isn't a good one.