No Bluetooth in your car? No problem. An FM transmitter is a surprisingly solid way to connect your phone to your stereo ...

If you’re an automotive enthusiast of taste, you can’t stand the idea of fitting a janky aftermarket stereo into your nice, clean ride. Flashy, modern head units can spoil the look of a car’s interior ...

Unless you’re some sort of monster, or are trying to diagnose a weird noise, no one likes to ride in a car in utter silence. It’s unnerving and wrong, which is why automakers have #blessed us with rad ...

When you have an older vehicle there’s not a lot of options in the stock stereo department, often a CD player and tape deck is what you get. When you want to play your tunes from your mobile what do ...

SiriusXM satellite radio, Spotify music streaming, and Netflix video streaming. In-car entertainment has come a long way in the past 120 years or so, which is hardly surprising. On the one hand, the ...

A while back my external CD player to tape adapter went on the fritz because the tape deck would keep thinking the end of the tape had been reached and would make a little click over sound to start ...

Classic car owners may love the experience of driving a vintage machine, but they may also miss some modern conveniences like Bluetooth connectivity when behind the wheel. Enthusiasts should be ...

Factory audio equipment was frighteningly expensive in the old days. Even in 1983, you'd pay big money for a terrible-sounding factory radio; for example, a new '83 Chevy Cavalier could be had with ...

The way we listen to music in cars today looks nothing like it did when we were kids. As a child of the late 1980s, my formative experiences listening to music in my mom’s wood-paneled minivan were ...