Modern cars are loaded with technological innovation that can sometimes defy explanation, for instance, what's with the shark ...

If you prefer the look of a shark fin antenna to a more traditional car rooftop receiver ... original antenna's base and the shape of your roof. The base width will indicate which size fin ...

Have you ever noticed some cars have multiple shark fins on the roof? There's actually a reason for this. Here's everything ...

Over my 50-plus years in the automotive repair industry and as an ASE and General Motors Master Technician and vocational instructor, I have witnessed thousands of new technologies introduced in ...

The base antenna is installed on the car in the factory and ... vehicle platforms with various roof curvatures. The second part of the assembly, the Shark Fin style antenna radome, has an ...

Have you ever wondered about the length of car ... shark fin antennae, they give a hint about what's going on inside that fin that allows them to get comparatively good reception even when the ...

As some GM Authority readers have noticed, the GM truck and SUV lineup comes with a “shark fin” antenna mounted on the roof just above the driver’s seat, creating an asymmetric design.

Debuting as a high-performance automotive antenna that allows simultaneous functionality of four frequency bands in one package, the company’s latest shark-fin style modular antenna assembly ...

Instead, we’re here to talk about the “fin” on the roof. For some reason, GM decided to leave the “shark fin” antenna in the same spot as the previous model year, specifically right ...

both use those roof-mounted little rubberized short antennae, so I don't think the whip antenna is really cheaper, otherwise I'd think cars like these would use them. Plus, most modern shark fin ...

For example, the shark fin antenna provided by Continental for OEMs like Volvo and BMW is integrated with T-Box and uses smart antenna modules to simplify the antenna layout of the car body ...

For years, every vehicle came with a long antenna, and now most seem to come with a shark fin variant. But vehicles may no longer need any visible form of wiring to connect them to the rest of the ...