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Bart @ Oct 21st 2007 6:14PM
Wow, 3 whole months...........
If I recall, vehicles that come with Sirius get 1 YEAR free.
I've had both, and the sound quality is horrible. Also, be aware that they're run by idiots. XM billing people managed to loose my credit card data and then I had to call them 5 TIMES to get it fixed, during which I received warnings they were going to send my bills to a credit collection agency and they turned off my radio, for which they tried to charge me a 50 dollar fee to reactivate.
My new grand cherokee crd has sirius and I like it slightly more than XM; probably enough to keep it when the free period runs out next year.