Bookworm

Just looked around Crutchfield and they have some nice units but it looks like they will all require an adapter and also a satellite receiver to keep my Sirius going. Also I'm not sure if the USB and line in connections would still work properly. I don't really need the nav system I'm just aggravated with how much trouble it is to tune to a particular channel with the controls available with the 6 disc changer radio. It would be so much easier to chose if I had a touch screen to do it.

Hmmm, 237 views and no replies, I guess I'm not the only one that's clueless about this. :wacko:

Has anybody done any research into the cost of adding the factory Nav system to a 2010 SEL that didn't have one factory installed? Some of the aftermarket units look great but I'd really want to keep the Sync functionality intact. Any info. would be appreciated.

I placed my order on Nov. 29. I received the cargo mat on Dec. 4th and the floor liners came on Dec. 18th.

How about a 2010 Edge SEL?

Thanks for the info., I was afraid that was the case. Oh, well.

Does anyone have any info. related to this part of my post or do I need to take them off and look for myself? :-)

Don't feel bad, I had mine for two weeks before I realized they were wheel covers. Looked again at the website and it does say "chrome clad" which I guess didn't register in my feeble brain. Has anyone taken the chrome wheel covers off to see what the aluminum wheels look like? I haven't gathered the energy to do it yet and I'm curious exactly what they look like uncovered. Looking at the inside of a wheel from the opposite side of the car they appear to be cast aluminum. I'm wondering if they could be painted a gloss black and used without the wheel covers. Maybe with some black lugnuts and maybe a black center cap of some kind.