FREE: Kenwood Car Stereo CD Player w/Removable Faceplate

I could - but then I couldn't pad it as much. If there was an option to list this with two methods of shipping, allowing the buyer to choose between the cheapest method and a more expensive method with insurance, I'd do that. I do that on e-bay. But, according to the rules, I am responsible, whether I pay all the shipping or the buyer does, for getting it to you in one piece, and I wouldn't want to get it unpadded in a small flat rate box. I will lower the shipping to 8.50, but I am also going to lower the days. I will ship free with a get it now, remember!

An aux plug, or auxiliary plug, is a hole the same size as a small headphone jack on a walkman or MP3 player, found on the front on some of the later CD players (occasionally on the back) It allows you to plug an Ipod or MP3 player directly into your car stereo. Having one, or not having one, has no affect at all on how the radio connects to the car, and this should do fine in a Grand Am - or any other vehicle. The only thing about it is that, if you want to listen to music from an Ipod, Iphone, or other MP3 player, you have to get a device that plugs into the MP3 player and then plays the music through your FM radio. But if you listen more to the radio or CDs, anyway, than this be perfect and will cost less for more stereo because it doesn't have the auxiliary input so many people want, then rarely use. I bought my wife a car stereo for her Pontiac Vibe for Christmas, before I got this one (it's a Kenwood, too, and it is awesome!!), and it has a front aux port, so she can listen to her MP3 player when she travels and has trouble finding radio stations. I also bought her an MP3 player and put songs on it. She has yet to ever plug it into her the car stereo. So it is great for some, others just don't use it.

Hope this helps!