[kzookid]

Well folks, you previously helped me turn off the annoying cruise control feature so I have another one I need help with. I finally un-thawed old KiKi out and put her on the road to Detroit this weekend. Typically I am a XM/Sirius guy so I am embarrassed to admit I have never used the CD player and my son plugged his phone into the Auxilliary port and played his mind numbing rap music once but since I knew I was traveling, I dug out some of my old CD's and thought I would load six of them in the chamber so I could listen to my music and test the sound system.
Much to my surprise I could not figure out how to get more than one CD in the player. Someone please tell me that my $42k sticker car does not have a single disc CD player? Please just tell me I am a dumb ace who doesn't read the instructions and didn't load them properly. Please tell me. :cry

 

[socalifk7]

It's single disc; like many others out there the days of CDs are numbered. You can store music but you will need to use the USB port with a USB drive that has music in the root directory.

Some of next year's models will no longer even carry a CD player. But what the heck; I still would rather listen to vinyl (just as long as I'm at home).

 

[gene]

Like socalifk7 said, use a computer and load all the cd's to a usb drive. easier to carry and it doesn't scratch.
If your like me you can probably get your son to do it for you. Just make sure he doean't put his music on it also
Gene

 

[Beezwax]

What's a CD?

Step into 2010 and Stream your music Bluetooth

 

[F1racer24]

still find the CD sound better than a compressed MP3 or from my Ipod.

 

[jspires85]

What's a CD?

Step into 2010 and Stream your music Bluetooth

Some sort of financial thingy :nerd