XM Radio and 2007 Saturn ION.....

All,
I have a 2007 Saturn ION that I have been very happy with and I now
wish I included the XM Radio with its purchase. My questions and
dilemmas are as follows;

1) As my 2007 Saturn did not have XM Radio when I bought it, is there
a way to activate/install/buy a XM Radio that I can use the Factory
Installed Radio.

I would even consider replacing the current Factory Installed Stereo
to another Factory Installed Saturn ION XM Radio Unit if that is
possibility. Does anyone know where the XM receiver is located in the
car? Is it part of the Stereo or is it a seperate receiver somewhere
in the car?

2) I would also like to have XM radio in my house to listen through my
home stereo and would like, if possible, to have a portable unit for
hikes etc.

The big issue is cost of the different receivers and subscriptions for
each. What have others done? Has anyone used a portable unit and tied
it in through the auxillary ports in the car stereo head unit?

Just looking for ideas or suggestions.

Thanks,
Chris

Simplae inexpensive solution. Buy a Roady XT, it is small and portable. You
can get it at WallyMart and can also wire it thru your stock radio antenna
with a xtra kit, or use the built-in FM transmitter. Works like a charm,
been using one for years.


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marx404

"Solomon_Man" > wrote in message
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> All,
> I have a 2007 Saturn ION that I have been very happy with and I now
> wish I included the XM Radio with its purchase. My questions and
> dilemmas are as follows;
>
> 1) As my 2007 Saturn did not have XM Radio when I bought it, is there
> a way to activate/install/buy a XM Radio that I can use the Factory
> Installed Radio.
>
> I would even consider replacing the current Factory Installed Stereo
> to another Factory Installed Saturn ION XM Radio Unit if that is
> possibility. Does anyone know where the XM receiver is located in the
> car? Is it part of the Stereo or is it a seperate receiver somewhere
> in the car?
>
> 2) I would also like to have XM radio in my house to listen through my
> home stereo and would like, if possible, to have a portable unit for
> hikes etc.
>
> The big issue is cost of the different receivers and subscriptions for
> each. What have others done? Has anyone used a portable unit and tied
> it in through the auxillary ports in the car stereo head unit?
>
> Just looking for ideas or suggestions.
>
> Thanks,
> Chris
>