Buying a new car stereo system for your car is a major purchase, so you want to be sure you get the most out of it, including future-proofing it by considering expandability and upgrade options.

The CDE-147BT -- Alpine's latest car stereo -- lets users create and share custom sound settings via a companion app for iOS and Android smartphones.

Inputs on this car stereo include USB, SD, aux, rear camera, steering wheel control, and USB charging. Output include video, front, rear, and sub pre-amp. The head unit offers 80 watts x 4 max power.

The Dual Electronics XDVD179BT 7-inch Touch Screen Single DIN Bluetooth Car Stereo Receiver is now priced at just $19.30, a significant drop from $92.36. With a 7-inch touch screen and Bluetooth ...

Well-equipped vehicles come with climate control systems allowing every passenger to customize the temperature at their seat. Today Harman revealed a more ...

The First Car Radios Monophonic AM radio was the norm for a long time, beginning with the first in-car audio system more than 80 years ago. In 1930, Paul and Joseph Galvin, along with William Lear ...

2. Customize the Home Screen You don’t have to settle for Android Auto’s default dashboard look. From the main list of apps, tap Customize, and then switch to your phone.

With the rise of cassette tapes, the steady phase-out of bulky vacuum-based amplifiers, and the advent of in-car stereo set-ups (as opposed to single-speaker, monophonic systems), the 1970s also ...

To use Apple CarPlay, your car must support the feature and your iPhone needs to be running iOS 7.1 or higher. Business Insider Subscribe Newsletters ...

Slamology, an annual car stereo contest, came to Lucas Oil Raceway in Indianapolis this past weekend. ... At sound competitions, auto lovers re-engineer and customize their cars, ...

The First Car Radios Monophonic AM radio was the norm for a long time, beginning with the first in-car audio system more than 80 years ago. In 1930, Paul and Joseph Galvin, along with William Lear ...