RE: goodbye to 2002

["A. Joseph Ross" <lawyer@attorneyross.com>]

On 2 Jan 2003 at 9:49, SteveOrdinetz wrote:

> Of course many automakers have gotten wise to this and have designed their
> interiors so that either the radio is odd-shaped or integrated into the
> dash.  While factory stereos generally have fewer bells & whistles, they
> also seem to be less flimsy than aftermarket ones.  Not having 87 dinky
> little buttons to deal with is a plus, too.  Also, if you want to listen
> to AM, forget about an aftermarket one.
 
This surprises me.  I would think the car manufacturers would have less incentive to make a 
really good car radio -- they're selling cars, not radios.  And I would think that the aftermarket 
manufacturers would have more incentive to make a good product -- otherwise, why should 
anyone buy their product in place of the factory equipment?  So if the reverse is true, I 
wonder why.  

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