whats the most efficient way to play a lot of music in your car? cds are too much of a hassle. do they have in-dash 'i pods' that story several GBs? i tried looking at bestbuy.com, but i dont know what to call them if they do exist.

well...i dont know how this fits in but i have an answer.You can buy a head unit that plays mp3's...and all u do is burn data discs...u can put like i dont know 650 or 700 mb on a data disc.

And there is a thing out there...check this out...its called an i trip...and you can wirelessly play your ipod on any fm radio.Just pick the station that works the best.I have not boughten one...but i know someone who does...but he does not have a car...so i amnot sure if it totally works with cars or not.I am sure it probabbly does.

Hope it helps!

There's also the "silver bullet" of hooking miniature electronics to larger stereos: the tape adapter. If you have a tape deck, buy a tape adapter from Best Buy for 5-10 bucks. hook the wire into your ipod and put the tape into the tape deck. Press play on the tape deck and you'll hear whatever you play on your ipod.

My car stereo has an input jack on it...I've never used it, but I assume, with the right cabling, you could plug an Ipod-type item right into it.

I'm not sure about this, of course, but why the hell else would there be an input jack???

Oh how spoilt we've become. A ten stacker can carry up to 800 minutes of music and thats not counting over-burn. How long do you want to spend in your car?