Sirius A La Carte Yet?
01-25-11, 07:54 AM
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Sirius A La Carte Yet?
Folks,
I am at last considering putting in satellite on my 07 ES-350 without the . My understanding is I can do this via the Peripheral ISimple interface & SiriusConnect SC-C1 tuner ...OR... I can purchase an OEM Toyota interface/antenna combo unit.
1. Does either of these arrangements support the a la carte programming where you pay $7 a month for 50 selected channels? How do you get a la cart on the ES350 without one of the "extra
2. Is one of these solutions particularly better than the other other?
Many thanks. Sorry if this has been previously discussed.
Andrew
I am at last considering putting in satellite on my 07 ES-350 without the . My understanding is I can do this via the Peripheral ISimple interface & SiriusConnect SC-C1 tuner ...OR... I can purchase an OEM Toyota interface/antenna combo unit.
1. Does either of these arrangements support the a la carte programming where you pay $7 a month for 50 selected channels? How do you get a la cart on the ES350 without one of the "extra
2. Is one of these solutions particularly better than the other other?
Many thanks. Sorry if this has been previously discussed.
Andrew
01-31-11, 07:41 AM
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MonAndrew7, I recently got rid of my '08 ES350 and have the complete Sirius Radio System for the car. I bought it online for $199 plus shipping. I looked hard for that deal as most are over $235.
Anyway, when I called to disconnect the Sirius operator offered me the $7 deal. I didn't look into it about "a la carte" though.
If you want my Sirius set up for the ES350 I can let you have it for $150 plus $10 for shipping. I had it installed at a local radio shop for 50 bucks or BestBuy can do it for around $150. All functions are through the car's head unit.
Anyway let me know as it is just sitting in my garage.
Anyway, when I called to disconnect the Sirius operator offered me the $7 deal. I didn't look into it about "a la carte" though.
If you want my Sirius set up for the ES350 I can let you have it for $150 plus $10 for shipping. I had it installed at a local radio shop for 50 bucks or BestBuy can do it for around $150. All functions are through the car's head unit.
Anyway let me know as it is just sitting in my garage.
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