Kurt Weiske wrote to Roy Witt:

 KW> -=> Roy Witt wrote to Kurt Weiske <=-

 RW>> As with everything else man-made in this world, it doesn't last very
 RW>> long and wears out rather quickly. Leather seats can get comfortable
 RW>> with age but begin to crack from use rather soon, satnav systems are
 RW>> obsolete within months after you buy them and speakers are prone to
 RW>> moisture damage after a while.

 KW> I'm overly happy with my 2002 Camry V-6; it's been great for 170,000
 KW> miles. The leather is in good shape and the speakers still blare loud
 KW> enough to make me want to turn it down.

My 1998 Camaro does the same thing...It has a CD player, but I seldom use
it because I'd rather listen to talk radio, even PBS is acceptable at
times.

 KW> My only misgivings are the mileage (I'm getting combined 22 mpg, 25
 KW> when driving on the highway)

8^) My 1998 Z28 gets the same mileage...

 KW>  and wishing the CD changer could play MP3 CDs.

My 2002 Silverado doesn't have a CD player, so I improvise when I need
music. I have a small stereo transmitter that plugs into an MP3 player and
it will broadcast an FM Stereo signal to the vehicle's radio. I forget
where I bought that little transmitter, but it was cheap enough.


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