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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You can buy a CD player with a USB cord for the car. Then you just plug your USB in but you can put the CDs in and out of the CD player. [/quote]

This is the best current solution.

I was going to buy one until a younger friend mocked me so I didn't bother.  Result is I don't listen to music in the car anymore.  My commute is short so I've never made time to rip all my CDs to digital form.

[b]Ironically, we once had a portable car player that we got rid of because it was supposedly obsolete.[/b]

CD players came out of cars because they are easily broken and add weight.  Meantime the smartphone revolution did ourcompete them for users/listeners.  So on balance the car companies needed to spend the money elsewhere in the product.  A lot of expensive custom software programming goes into making vehicle infotainment.

The true survivors are AM and FM radio.  AM radio is vulnerable.

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I had one of them years ago. It used to work of my car cassette player. It worked fantastic for about a week or so then it started to skip or jump everytime I drove over any type of bump in the road. Hopefully, the new portable CD players work a lot better. [/quote]

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