I noticed this week that "Channel" is back. I guess SiriusXM fixed it because my car hasn't been in the shop. This radio is very confusing to us old folks. I don't like touch pads because they don't work well. And my Forester's ride is so bumpy that I can't touch the right spot anyway. Geeesh!
👍 Well said. This radio is also very confusing :icon_confused: to my wife and I. That said, we don't engage in any touch screen activity while the car is moving so the ride on bumpy roads is not an issue for us. If your Forester ride seems too bumpy, it is possible that your tire pressure is a bit too high. Maybe lowering it a little could improve your ride. The TPMS
Low tire pressure warning light doesn't get activated unless you are more than 25% below recommended tire pressure. You may get increased tire wear, but your ride will be smoother.
Also, we do not want to talk to our car. :| The only gizmo that I pay some attention to is that little screen multi-function display above the HVAC controls that keeps up with gas mileage, etc. I've programmed that for the oil change warning but that's it.
We just ended the free trial 4 month Sirius subscription and do not want to pay any money just to hear a car radio.
I think Subaru has a
serious (pun intented :wink2
Sirius Business Model problem. Sirius thinks they own our radio. I have news for them. They don't. We, the owners of our vehicles, OWN the radio in our vehicle and WE decide whether we want to pay to hear some program or music or whatever. If Sirius cannot keep their electronic paws out of my radio, I will eventually go to 100% CD use that I record on my desktop PC at home. :Banane37:
Times are hard and people are getting REAL TIRED of being nickel and dimed by greedy businesses. :mob: