Three requirements for using an iPod in your car
You need to take three things into account in order to listen to your iPod safely in your car:
1. Signal transferYou need a way to transfer the audio signal from your iPod to your car stereo and car speakers. |
 An iPod adapter for a factory stereo. |
2. Power supplyBecause of the iPod's relatively short battery life, you'll want to have a way to keep your iPod charged while using it in your car. iPod adapters that are wired to your stereo will also charge your iPod — but be sure to check the "Hands-on Research" tab to make sure it'll charge your particular model. |
 An iPod cigarette lighter power adapter. |
3. Car mountYou don't want your iPod sliding around the floor of your vehicle — this is a potential hazard should you have to stop quickly, and will likely result in scratching up your iPod. A secure mount securely displays the iPod. |
 A Pro.Fit universal iPod mount. |
What are the options for your vehicle?
Your options for connecting your iPod to your car stereo depend on a combination of three things: The kind of vehicle, stereo, and iPod that you have. Fortunately, we can help sort it all out for you — with the Crutchfield iCarStereosm tool.
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