lsher
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How long does the free trial of the radio portion of Sirius last. Three months or three years?
If it is free to the automaker (and therefor consumer), it is 3 months. If the automaker is paying Sirius, it is 3 years (or for ever how long they are paying for).How long does the free trial of the radio portion of Sirius last. Three months or three years?
If it is free to the automaker (and therefor consumer), it is 3 months. If the automaker is paying Sirius, it is 3 years (or for ever how long they are paying for).
I don't know what Hyundai is offering. Any automaker can contract with Sirius and get a service for as long as they are willing to pay for. Did you check the Hyundai website? It may depend on trim level as to how long you get (in previous model years this was the case).So for the 2015 Genesis is it 3 months or 3 years free Sirius radio, I am not talking about traffic, just audio.
How long does the free trial of the radio portion of Sirius last. Three months or three years?
There are several different model years and trim levels discussed in this thread. The complementary SiriusXM is not necessarily the same for all of them.I bought my '11 in April '12 and kept expecting my SiriusXM subscription to run out. As of August 2014 it is still working. So it may quit in April 2015?
There are several different model years and trim levels discussed in this thread. The complementary SiriusXM is not necessarily the same for all of them.
Yes, and there are several different 2015 trim levels that may have different free trial periods (if previous model years are any kind of precedent).Which is odd given that this forum is all about the 2015 Genesis Sedan?