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"Hyundai said it will offer XM Satellite Radio as standard equipment on all U.S. models, the Wall Street Journal/ reported.   Although many automakers are offering satellite radio on some models, deal is notable because it is the first company to put satellite radio in all its vehicles from the outset, the story said.   Hyundai&amp;#039;s plan calls for 75% of its vehicles sold in the U.S. to come with an XM-ready receiver with a free three-month subscription by the fall of next year. The system is expected to be on all Hyundai vehicle lines by 2007.   The move could push competitors to offer the radios as a standard feature on more models, the story said.   The deal comes amid fierce competition between the two radio companies, XM and Sirius.   Satellite radio became available in the U.S. at the end of 2001. Although it seems to be catching on with consumers, the WSJ said, it still has only about four million subscribers. XM is the market leader with 3.2 million subscribers, roughly three times as many as Sirius. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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