If I buy this product, will I have to replace the old radio system with this? Or will I insert it in the little space under the dashboard?
1620986
It replaces your existing car radio. So you'll need to take out the old radio and most likely replace the mounting plate and wiring harness too.
1620987
It depends. In my 2003 Honda, I left the old radio in place & installed this one in the little space for CD's under the old radio (in front of the gear shifter). There is a nice little part (~$30) specifically built for that. Total cost (including the $80 radio) was under $120. If I wanted to replace the factory installed radio (i.e., in the same position) with a nice-fitting retro piece of plastic that fits this radio (or most other after-market radios) that part alone cost >$300 (not available at Amazon; vs. the $30 part I used).
831976
No. It is just a compartment to put where the original stereo was. The aftermarket stereo can be put more toward the middle of the dash.
331856
I had one in my 97 Altima that pretty easily replaced the stock radio with help from a wiring harness adapter. It's a standard single DIN size, but some newer cars use 1.5 DIN or double DIN radios. (same width but 'taller' from top to bottom) On the other hand, even for a 1.5 or double DIN dash space you can either buy a larger Pioneer radio or get a mounting adapter. These are great radios especially if you have good HD radio stations nearby. Some other Pioneer rmodels have Bluetooth or Pandora streaming radio capabilities though, if you want easier and wireless connection to your Android or Iphone I enjoy Pandora now but just connect it through the headphone jack and radio faceplate input.
1988521
I don't know the answer to this specific question, however, when I was looking for advice on replacing the OEM radio in a friends Toyota pickup I found everything I needed to know using Google and asking the right questions. We decided not to tackle that project as virtually the whole dash had to be dismantled just to get to the radio. I hope yours is easier. There is a fairly steep learning curve in learning to use the menus on this radio.
2074329
The AppRadio is a "Double Din" size unit. The best place to find what fits in your car is to look on Crutchfield.com http://www.crutchfield.com/app/car/carselector.aspx?lp=%2fApp%2fCar%2foutfitmycar%2fcar.aspx [hey amazon, show me that other people have answered this before you make me repeat everything. signed- The Internet]
545761
No I bought one and installed myself the radio qulity is horrible!!!!! The gps is fine but it takes long time to find the way. And when I installed it it wouldn't completely fit so I had to trim a small part of the big thing. We'll good luck if you deceide to buy that and have fun
534290
It should fit at the bottom console, but I would recommend you to the radio with blue tooth this radio does not have one. and I wish it did.
941978
Yes, but youll have to cut alot of plastic inside the dash. You leave just enough to be able to put everything back to stock. And you would not be able to install your old radio back, but it works awesome.
880337
I mounted mine in the trunk with only the controller on the dash. You'll need another item from Pioneer for the wiring
1437641
hey I really can't answer it correctly but it fits all in one din car system and sure will fit yours if you have an adaptor for your car stereo to hold this unit in the dash! Good Luck to you this is a great system for the car !
44867
Yes, you need to place the small antenna on the dash,I used the hole in the center of the dash board.also you have to find a place to mount the mic . also you need to go to the Nav wed sight to up the nav .
315831
Yes. Just to be clear though. This product is the bluetooth add on module. You'll need the other iSimple module to hook this into (whichever one is appropriate for your car). That module is connected to the satellite slot on the receiver of your car, thus replacing it. You can always hook the satellite radio back up as it is usually just a simple connection but you'll have to get behind there each time you want to do it.
1501822
this is a question best answered by a ca audio install or better yet by best buy. they can measure your car's current radio and compare it to this dual or any otner car audio system out there all for free. my car simple needed a kit to make it fit perfectly. good luck and good listening.
1933610
Hi Jordan. I am not sure. I would suggest that you check the size (height and width) of your existing radio and compare that to this radio. If this radio is smaller in height compared to your existing radio, you may be able to get a radio dashboard kit to get a nice fit.
878406
Not sure but to be safe I'd get the radio install kit for your car because I do think the space is too small..
298808
If you have room for a double din radio( twice the size of a reg one), but I hope radio works well for you. I sent this back costing me half the shipping. it had so many problems, good luck
1704527
There is most likely a kit for your install. I would not buy this unit again. It has a habit of freezing up and becomes unresponsive. It has a lot of bugs and I think put on the market before it was baked. The customer support at Kenwood is awful. They want you to rip the radio out of your dash and send it back for repairs which takes weeks. Given the unpredictive nature of the freeze up..if they cannot make it happen they will do nothing to the unit. I am hoping for a firmware update someday that will make this thousand dollar unit work like it should.. Until then I will have to live with it. I would tell a friend to find another unit... good in principle but seriously flawed. There is most likely a kit for your install. I would not buy this unit again. It has a habit of freezing up and becomes unresponsive. It has a lot of bugs and I think put on the market before it was baked. The customer support at Kenwood is awful. They want you to rip the radio out of your dash and send it back for repairs which takes weeks. Given the unpredictive nature of the freeze up..if they cannot make it happen they will do nothing to the unit. I am hoping for a firmware update someday that will make this thousand dollar unit work like it should.. Until then I will have to live with... » Read More There is most likely a kit for your install. I would not buy this unit again. It has a habit of freezing up and becomes unresponsive. It has a lot of bugs and I think put on the market before it was baked. The customer support at Kenwood is awful. They want you to rip the radio out of your dash and send it back for repairs which takes weeks. Given the unpredictive nature of the freeze up..if they cannot make it happen they will do nothing to the unit. I am hoping for a firmware update someday that will make this thousand dollar unit work like it should.. Until then I will have to live with it. I would tell a friend to find another unit... good in principle but seriously flawed. « Show Less