sup /o/, going to upgrade my headunit soon, i'd like a double

The only reason to get one with GPS is for the large screen. Double din units w/o a large screen look absolutely horrid. But you will probably keep using your phone because it will be quicker, more accurate and more intuitive to use. Do you have ios or android? What is your budget? There are some awesome android headunits out there but they can be pricey. And you are going to be paying more and limiting your selection by going to a local shop. But if doing it yourself isn't an option (it is really easy) then I would ask the local shop if they would install a unit you purchase online

>>16049281
i have android and my budget is about 200 tops, assuming they will install headunit i buy what is a good option? I want full LCD screen

>>16049281
>>16049300
scratch that, maybe 300 tops

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113DDX373B/Kenwood-DDX373BT.html?tp=20217&awkw=162872068585&awat=pla&awnw=g&awcr=85541668705&awdv=m

>>16049443
>http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113DDX373B/Kenwood-DDX373BT.html?tp=20217&awkw=162872068585&awat=pla&awnw=g&awcr=85541668705&awdv=m
looks good, how can i be sure with fitment? i'd like an oem fit with no gaps

>>16049463
nigga there's a huge "Does it fit my vehicle?" right on the page

>>16049611
just because the website says it will fit doesn't mean it's going to fit perfectly or as well as other units. I've seen some friends head units with gaps and shit

Do not pay more to get GPS on the head unit. 10 times out of 10, the GPS will be out of date, no longer supported, clunky, and overall useless. Just use your phone for directions.
Bluetooth is worth having if it won't break the bank.
Go to Crutchfield, use the "Will It Fit My Vehicle", and look for a head unit that you like. Now get the part number of the head unit and put it in ebay, amazon, and google to find the best price.
You're going to need an installation kit (depending on your car) and the wiring harness for your car. Installation is easy, 2/10 difficulty. Don't get intimidated by the wiring harness, it's just splicing wires of the same color together on the back of the radio. Once the harness in installed on the radio, it will plug right in to your vehicle.

>>16048995
Keep the oem one. Use an aux to tape adapter or an aux adapter that plugs into the CD changer connection. Aftermarket is shit.

>Double Din
>Quality
>Inexpensive

You may choose only two.

IMHO, Alpine > Kenwood > Pioneer > JVC

>>16049640
Crutchfield has all fitments retard.

>>16049463
You sound like you don't know what you're doing, good luck.

>>16050748
I would have local shop install it