early this year and love it. I'm no fan of CC either but I haven't seen any signs of their usual heavy handed programming. XM does have more channels of programming and their Delphi produced car and home units are smaller and more compact. I travel in a variety of vehicles and can install my Roadie in any of them in a matter of minutes.
As for integrating it into your present car stereo, if you have AV inputs then it's just a matter of plugging the mini stereo output of the XM unit into those inputs. Otherwise you have the option of using the supplied cassette adapter or a FM modulator.
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