Anonymous wrote:Lololol. You’re not old, you are ancient. CD players have been obsolete for like the last 20+ years.

Why don’t they sell VCRs at Bestbuy!?

STFU. MY 2018 Nissan has a CD player.

Lololol. You’re not old, you are ancient. CD players have been obsolete for like the last 20+ years.

Why don’t they sell VCRs at Bestbuy!?

What is rip a CD?

Anonymous wrote: The 2024 Subaru Outback Touring comes with a standard built-in CD player

Our fairly new Impreza has one as well. I like having it. We don't use it day to day, but on long trips we do, rather than my husband trying to navigate my playlists and find something we both want to hear. He actually got me some new CDs for Christmas and we broke them out on our first road trip.

Pandora

Anonymous wrote:My Subaru has a cd player. The guy told me they know their audience.

Indeed most Subaru buyers are middle-aged women. It's why after purchasing, they contact you a week or two later for a follow-up session to make sure you know how all the stuff in your car works.

I am 53 and have YouTube Premium. I listen to my playlists in the car. Bonus: It never runs out of songs for me to play. I have been driving a lot, and often 11, 11-hour trips from Canada to the U.S. keep me always having something to listen to.
DH is even older, and I gave him YouTube Premium as a birthday present, and he liked it first. Before that, I had Amazon music, but it did not play what I liked, and I would be stuck to a CD-like choice.
Don't be that stuck in the mud, old person; embrace the gifts of the digital age.

My 2016 Lincoln has a CD player so I’ll drive it into the ground.

Spotify, You Tube music, Pandora etc. Why should anyone have to pay for the "privilege" of being able to listen to music while they drive? Especially if they already have a CD collection of music that they like sitting at home?

Anonymous wrote:So my other issue is that both laptops I own do not even have a cd drive. Why don’t laptops have disk drives? So I will have to buy a cd drive to rip CDs and put them on thumb drives I will also have to buy. So much work to make things ostensibly simpler.

Sounds like a lot of work to make things way harder, when you can just open Spotify and click on your "Larlo's driving playlist" when you turn the car on.

Anonymous wrote:We still use CDs. Refuse to pay for unlimited data or Spotify or Apple Music or ... CD player was included in our 2019 car, was included not an option.

I have a CD player in my 2016 Explorer. I used it just a few weeks ago. Like you, I refuse to pay for any music service.

Anonymous wrote:You are old. What I did was "rip' the CDs to a USB stick as my car will take one of those. I leave it in my car.

That's a great idea. I'm tired of paying for music over and over again.

We still use CDs. Refuse to pay for unlimited data or Spotify or Apple Music or ... CD player was included in our 2019 car, was included not an option.

My 2015 car has a CD player. I've used it a few times over the years but since the car has blue tooth as well, I mostly just use Apple Music. It's kind of pointless to bring CDs with me in the car when I don't have to.

Yes you are old. We have a 2014 car with a CD player, but we don't own any CDs so I always wonder why it's there.

Treat yourself to a Spotify account. It has all the 90s rap you want to hear.