Full-dash integration with the Pioneer Double-Din Mechless Receiver. The Bluetooth enables hands-free calling with Wide Band Speech, and streaming with artist and album search. iPhone users can interact with Siri and make calls.

Pioneer's MVH-S600BS digital media receiver has everything you're looking for in a car stereo. You can crank up some music from your iPhone®, iPod®, or select Android™ phones, play FLAC files from a USB thumb drive, or tune into Spotify® to enjoy your favorite playlists. You also get built-in Bluetooth®, Siri Eyes Free functionality, and a powerful built-in amplifier. Plus, y ou can also check out the news or a ballgame on good old-fashioned AM/FM radio, or connect a SiriusXM tuner.

Kenwood's DPX-503BT CD receiver lets you choose your color preference for the display, so you can set it up as an "in-your-face" car stereo or with a more subtle factory radio look. The big 3-line display shows you all your music information, and the simple control panel makes it easy to access all the radio's features. Its versatile Bluetooth options also get your smartphone involved in the action wirelessly. Radio lovers, you'll dig the built-in controls for several Internet options, or you can add satellite radio for the longest hauls.

The Pioneer FH-S501BT will fill the 4″ tall dash opening in your car. This striking receiver covers the space with a multi-color display that lets you choose from thousands of colors — you can even set up one color for the display and another for the buttons. For some extra visual excitement, MIXTRAX syncs the audio from many of your sources, adding transitions between songs along with a light show that pulses and changes color with the beat of the music — MIXTRAX is an innovative Pioneer technology that creates a nonstop mix of your music library complete with a range of DJ-inspired effects.

I remember when your only choices with a car stereo were AM or FM. Pioneer's FH-S701BS CD receiver is an illustration of how far we've come. Not only can you choose from a variety of media sources, the car stereo adds pop to your dash with over 210,000 color choices and 10 brightness levels, so you can indulge your mood or match your vehicle's dash illumination. Beneath the surface, built-in Bluetooth®, SiriusXM capability, and smooth smartphone integration give you even more to like

Sony's WX-920BT CD receiver begins its impressive list of features with built-in Bluetooth, but not just for one. Pair up your mobile phone and another, so you and your partner can talk hands-free or stream your music. If you've got a Siri-compatible iPhone®, a simple press of a button lets you command her to make calls, compose text messages, and much more  — it adds a cool new level of convenience and capability to your car's audio system

Alpine's CDE-W265BT CD receiver fills your vehicle's double-DIN (4" tall") opening with an easy-to-read two-line display and easy-to-reach controls. And since Alpine puts great sound at the top of their "to-do" list when designing car stereos, you'll also enjoy some innovative technology for upgrading the sonic soundscape in your vehicle.  

The Kenwood Excelon DPX793BH CD receiver gives you big controls, a big 3-line display, and big music variety. If you love radio, this receiver offers a built-in HD Radio™ tuner, an option for SiriusXM, and Internet radio control using your smartphone. You can use Bluetooth with aptX® to improve the sound quality of your streaming music with compatible devices. And once you've picked your music, immersive tone controls let you zero in on just the right sound. Kenwood backs this receiver up with their Excelon Series 2-year warranty.

Pioneer's AVH-210EX 6-2/10 in. Double-DIN In-Dash DVD Receiver with Bluetooth is an entry-level in-dash multimedia A/V receiver designed to improve in-vehicle entertainment and connectivity with your smartphone. Enjoy features such as built-in Bluetooth for hands-free calling and audio streaming. You can also play back audio and video from USB and DVD sources.  

Your car and your music are as unique as you are. With a Pioneer AVH-601EX in-dash receiver, sound quality features like built-in Auto EQ and Time Alignment, 13-Band Graphic Equalizer with touch panel swipe settings and built-in high/low pass crossover with adjustable points and slopes provide you with the controls to tailor the listening experience to your vehicle and listening preferences.  

Your car and your music are as unique as you are. With a Pioneer AVH-501EX in-dash receiver, sound quality features like built-in Auto EQ and Time Alignment, 13-Band Graphic Equalizer with touch panel swipe settings and built-in high/low pass crossover with adjustable points and slopes provide you with the controls to tailor the listening experience to your vehicle and listening preferences.  

The Pioneer MVH-300EX is a new entry-level in-dash multimedia a/v receiver designed to improve in-vehicle entertainment and connectivity with your smartphone. Enjoy features such as built-in Bluetooth for hands-free calling and audio streaming. Audio/video playback from USB. Safety features such as back up camera ready and much more.  

Pioneer's AVH-500EX is ready to roll with direct connectivity to your iPod or iPhone for music and video via USB interface cable (sold separately) depending on your iOS device. Song, artist, time and album information are beautifully displayed on the 6.2″ touchscreen. Powerful searching tools such as Link Play and Alphabet Search to help you find content faster  

Sony's XAV-V631BT digital multimedia receiver works with your Apple® or Android™ smartphone to give you convenient hands-free control and outstanding audio performance. With built-in Bluetooth connectivity and near-field communication (NFC), this receiver quickly creates a wireless link between your mobile device and your car's audio system. You can start streaming the music and podcasts you love without the hassle of finding a cord or waiting (and waiting) for a connection.

If you want to crank it up, Sony's WX-GS920BH CD receiver delivers a serious kick to your car's audio system. Behind the expansive double-DIN face of this receiver, you'll find a Class-D amplifier that delivers 45 watts RMS per channel — 100 watts of peak power — equivalent to what you'll find in many car amplifiers, and almost 3 times the power found in most car stereos. And the Subwoofer Direct Connection lets you use the output of one the receiver's two rear channels to drive a small subwoofer.

I don't know about you, but I get frustrated when I have to dig out the manual to figure out how to use a new car stereo. Sony's XAV-W651BT multimedia DVD receiver is easy to use, and sports a host of features — like Bluetooth®, a striking 6.2" touchscreen, smartphone compatibility, and plenty of soundshaping tools. Its intuitive menus help you navigate to the entertainment or functions you want with just a quick glance — no explanations needed.

Enjoy convenient control of popular apps like Spotify and Pandora, built-in Bluetooth for hands-free calls and streaming music, as well as the ability to use your smartphone like a wireless remote control.

I like to make things work my way. Check out the apps on my phone and you'll find a carefully categorized layout. A little obsessive? Sure — but that's the way I like it. I wonder if Pioneer was thinking of me with the AVH-14400NEX DVD receiver. The receiver's crystal-clear VGA display's home screen can be customized to display my favorite sources, so I can switch between them with just a single touch. Integrated voice control options when my smartphone is connected make control even easier. I pay more attention to the road, and less to operating my stereo.  

Use your smartphone to control most basic functions of the receiver over Bluetooth connection of the paired phone (iPhone or Android). Simply install the Remote App, then use to simplify setting up your EQ, Sound Effects, Settings and more!