I swore I'd never get XM radio, but now that I have it in my Insight I couldn't be happier with it. Satellite radio seems a good match for such an advanced car, especially given that I intend to take long road trips in my Insight.
I would like to do something about the gap between the edge of the radio bezel and the edge of the radio surround panel. I've noticed this same gap on other Insights with aftermarket radios.
This is a Pioneer Premier DEH-P650 with a factory-refurbished XM tuner hidden in the back. I got both for about $250 on eBay. The XM subscription is $9.99/mo. for 100 channels of music, news, sports and entertainment. I've only had the signal fail once, and that was in a parking garage underneath a grocery store.
The face detaches from the radio, and I'm going to take it with me every time until I install my alarm. The radio is securely installed in a such a way that I think it would take the most experienced thief at least 15 minutes to get it out.
I would like to do something about the gap between the edge of the radio bezel and the edge of the radio surround panel. I've noticed this same gap on other Insights with aftermarket radios.
This is a Pioneer Premier DEH-P650 with a factory-refurbished XM tuner hidden in the back. I got both for about $250 on eBay. The XM subscription is $9.99/mo. for 100 channels of music, news, sports and entertainment. I've only had the signal fail once, and that was in a parking garage underneath a grocery store.
The face detaches from the radio, and I'm going to take it with me every time until I install my alarm. The radio is securely installed in a such a way that I think it would take the most experienced thief at least 15 minutes to get it out.


