A:AnswerYes. Has a one station sample and displays how to connect to full Sirius service. Do not use your blue tooth with the radio when calling Sirius. It prolongs their download.
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A:AnswerThere’s a tab above to enter your vehicle’s information (year,brand,model) and based on that it’ll tell you what additional parts you need. I have a 2015 Nissan Versa and had to purchase the dash kit and two wires.
A:AnswerIt has 3 amp outputs front, rear, sub. It will hook in with stock speakers and with the amount of adjustments you can make with the built in equalizer you can make a stock system sound great!
A:AnswerWorks in my 2010 Prius. You’ll need the head unit, dash kit, (JBL radio and non JBL system take two different harnesses), steering wheel controls and you might as well have them install the backup camera if you don’t have one.
A:Answerif you installed it I would highly suggest that you make an appointment with the Tech in the install depart. some times it may only be a simple adjustment just like on a computer or Bluetooth phones you have the Setting section. Worth the trouble your going through trying to figure it out. Sometimes a small amout of $$ will end that frustration. It did for me.
A:AnswerIt is Sirius XM ready which means you have to buy a Sirius module for $40-$60 and a $65 install fee which is not part of "free installation". Most upper end stereos are set up this way.
