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"  Back in the 1970s, in my little world, a Pioneer AM/FM Super Tuner with a cassette player was all the rage when it came to car stereos, so much better than a clunky 8-track player. Then came car stereos with CD players in the 1980s. During this transition to digital music, many cars had stereos that featured slots for CDs and cassettes. A good compromise. Nowadays, though, it&amp;#039;s nigh impossible to find a new car with a cassette player. Which makes me wonder: Is the same thing happening with CDs? I love connecting my iPod to car stereos via an auxiliary port or better yet, via a dedicated iPod line, but I am concerned that many of us who still like to listen to the occasional CD may soon be out of luck. Yes, I know we can always put our library of CD music on our digital music players, or burn songs onto the onboard hard drives now found on several new cars. But what do you think: Is it time for car manufacturers to stop incorporating CD players into their car stereos? I see it happening already, but I hope it&amp;#039;s a slow transition. No related posts. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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