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My parents bought me a 2005 Scion tC for my sixteenth birthday last week and the 2005 models don't have iPod integration or an audio auxiliary input. So can I buy a new stereo with iPod integration and install it in my car? How hard would it be to do myself? And does anyone... Read More

• I was going to do the same with my 05 tC but got a Pioneer DVD 40000 or something like that... But you dont have to get a new stero. Go to the dealer and talk to them, they are suppose to sell a cable (because 05's have the XM radio conector) the cable the dealer sells uses the XM radio and connects it to the ipod. so... Read More
• Yes Scion stereos are very interchangeable. Shop around for the best deal. I suggest you only purchase from well known retail stores rather than sleazy independent shops. If there is a Frys nearby look there first. They have great deals. If you have never installed a stereo system before I HIGHLY recommend that you... Read More
• For $200 you won't find that great of a head unit. It's also pretty complicated to install, so you'll want to have it professionally done. One thing you can do is go to Best Buy. They sell an adapter that will fit your stock head unit to make it iPod compatible. They sell from $20-$60... Read More
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