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Infiniti and BMW aren't exactly possible. From what we've looked at, those cars normally come standard with nav systems. There has been a request for them, but again there is the cost effective factor. Not to mention the dash for some Infinitis are integrated with the heater - we would have to replace the whole dash. Any other ideas or features for our product line from anyone?

Nissan is something we are looking at for later in the year - not sure which models as of yet. We obviously need to make radios for popular vehicles as well being cost effective. It is difficult to accomodate for some because certain manufacturers have completely different head units in their vehicles. We are making the factory look radios for manufacturers whose vehicles have somewhat a universal fit. Which higher end models do you think?

I posted a while back on my company's development of factory replacement radios - just want some follow up feedback from everyone. We made radios for Toyota, GM, Ford, Chrysler and have some more on the way including a Honda CRV and some universal fits. I've gotten some requests from customers and dealers. I'd like to know what other vehicles everyone thinks would be good to have. . . radios with the factory look and aftermarket features. What do you think and what have you heard? Got any questions or comments - please let me know.

My company is developing the industry's first line of factory replacement headunits. They require no dash kit and wiring harness on various model vehicles which are entirely "Bolt-n-Replace" with factory look, often factory functionality as well as like steering wheel controls and in-demand features like Bluetooth, Navigation, iPod, XM, Sirius Satellite and DVD. We need Sound Solutions Audio to help us strategize which features and model vehicles would be best. We're launching next month with models for Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, Buick, Chevy, Hummer, Pontiac, Saturn, Suzuki, Toyota, Scion and Volkswagen with more to follow and want to ensure that we have the most in-demand features and functions. . . I need to know what other features would be good as standard or add-on. I would really like some feedback on what anyone thinks. We also have some multi-media pieces we are developing that similar features. Some are double-din; some are single-din with motorized 7" screens. Thoughts?