Dealer Satellite Radio for the Hondas?

I heard that Acura and Honda are going to be offering the Satellite Radio in
the new cars soon, but I wasnt sure if that is specific to a certain model?
I know it is US anyway. I wonder if i buy a new civic which for me will be
in 2005, and if i can ask for dealer installed satellite radio as well? It
would be good to be able to get it installed to save time and aggrevation
later on.

 

eh- hopefully theyll do better than waht theyve done this gen.

 

Well I don't have much choice. My lease runs out in June 2005, so maybe I'll
look into an accord instead.
I was thinking of the idea of getting a 5 speed this time, but in an accord
i am not sure how that would be, since it is a big card for a 5 speed.

 

Well I don't have much choice. My lease runs out in June 2005, so maybe I'll

Get the BMW Z2.

http://www.motortrend.com/future/spied/112_2005fvf/

 

They tell you never to buy a car the first year it comes out...I like
Honda's myself.

 

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Torrance, Calif. 08/07/2003 -- Enhancements to include:

Expanded availability of side curtain airbags
Addition of XM satellite radio as standard equipment
Expanded availability of ultra-clean PZEV models to select Northeastern
states
The 2004 Accord Sedan goes on sale today with prices for the sedan
line-up increasing an average of just 1.31 percent or $358 on a sales
weighted basis, American Honda Motor Co., Inc, announced today. This is
the first price increase since the Accord's introduction as an all-new
model in September, 2002.

New features for 2004 models include supplemental restraint system (SRS)
side curtain airbags as standard equipment on 4-cylinder EX models
equipped with a leather interior and as a factory-installed option on EX
models with A cloth interior. All 4- and 6-cylinder EX models equipped
with a leather interior will now feature XM Satellite Radio with three
months of free service as standard equipment.

"This is another example of Honda's commitment to delivering real,
long-term, value to its customers through added features and continuous
product improvements," said Tom Elliott, executive vice president of
American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
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