Forget radio, in the 1960s-70s, people relied on physical media like 8-tracks and cassette tapes. The Highway Hi-Fi allowed ...

Q: I love my car, but I hate its dated stereo. How hard is it to replace? A: Easier than you might think! It should take you less than an afternoon to install a new receiver that will not only let ...

Modern car stereo unit upgrades often involve replacing an antiquated tape or compact disc head unit with a modern touchscreen.This practically guarantees the need for a brand-new wiring harness.

W ould you believe that the last car to come with a tape deck was not some mid-2000s budget model like a Nissan Sentra or a Chevy Aveo, but a 2010 luxury convertible with a V8 engine?We're talking ...

On the other hand, a radio program about cars that launched the year before is still on the air: KPFK’s (90.7 FM) The Car Show just celebrated its 50th birthday in February.

Why the 8-Track Tape Ruled. While the radio gave you plenty of stations you could punch through (yes, punch as some car radios had button presets) to find something to listen to, the 8-track tape ...