GM adds line-in/aux-in jack to their cars

By Ryan Block

We've specifically asked for this as a stock-feature before, and it's about freaking time car companies added it:
it's called a 1/8th-inch/3.5mm line-in (or auxiliary/aux-in, if that's your fancy) jack, and it basically allows the end-user to plug in any kind of audio player they may have, regardless of
proprietary interfaces—sounds totally crazy, right? Like,
seriously, who would think to do something like this? Well GM's adding them to 2006 Chevy HHRs, Impalas, Monte Carlos,
Saturn Vues and Ions, Pontiac Solstices, Buick Lucernes, and Cadillac DTSs, so we guess they did. See guys, that wasn't so hard, was it?

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