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What is the Best Solution for an iPod in Mazda 5?

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My car does not have a cassette deck, and I am looking for an easier/ cheep way to hook up my iPod. There is a spot on my dash for a cassette deck (according to the manual) and was wondering if it would just be easier to get a deck and headphone to cassette transmitter. Or... Read More

  • There are two things I know of that you can do. 1) The cheapest way is buying I think its called an am/fm transmitter. You plug it into your car outlet or ciggarette lighter and on your ipod find a station that has nothing on it and then put your radio to the same station. The quality can be a little iffy sometimes... Read More

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With a base price of just under $18,000 for the base Sport, the Mazda5 is quite a deal for a sporty, economical people-mover, provided you watch the options; fully loaded, the Mazda5's top Grand Touring model can top $28,000. Kia has a lineup of vehicles that are especially friendly for urban dwellers who want a lot of people-hauling ability and yet need to fit into a compact-only parking space. The Sedona is one of the few remaining minivans sold in a maneuverable short-wheelbase version. But there's also the Rondo, a vehicle that looks a little odd but does everything right in terms of people-hauling and interior comfort. The Rondo has hinged rear doors, however, and only offers an automatic transmission. The Kia doesn't have the Mazda5's tight handling, though with either of the Rondo's four- or six-cylinder engines, it feels peppier and more refined than the Mazda5. Among other offerings, the RAV4 is one of the few compact SUVs to offer a usable third-row seat. The Scion xB might suit those who don't really need a third row of seating, as its stylish, boxy body affords a roomy interior, with perky performance and fuel economy that's as good as the Mazda5's.

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