Reddit reviews PAC RP4-CH11 Radiopro4 Stereo Replacement Interface for Select Chrysler/Mitsubishi/Volkswagen Vehicles
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Radiopro4 RP4-CH11 Stereo Replacement InterfaceNavigation ready: Data controlled accessory and navigation outputsBuilt in pre-programmed steering wheel control (SWC) retentionRetains factory amplifier (In Premium Amplified Systems only two input channels can be used from the aftermarket radio, therefore there will be no fading capability of the aftermarket stereo)Provides factory RSE activation
This Pioneer is as cheap as I'd go. Keep in mind the harness for that vehicle is pricey. I'd use the RP4-CH11 (don't use Metra/Axxess). If you buy the head unit from SonicElectronix or Crutchfield, they'll discount the harness for you. Also realize the model I linked does not have a CD player. For a young girl, they probably couldn't care less. It's all about Bluetooth and iPhone inputs, which it has. If you want the next step up, which I'd recommend, here's what I'd recommend. You pay $299 now (which is normal price for the 1400NEX anyway) and then has the choice to install and activate Sirius. If you do, you'll get $70 MIR. If you don't, $299 is still a decent price. But the 1400NEX will give you Apple CarPlay, which is wonderful if she's got an iPhone.
As for the backup cam, it really depends on how you want it mounted and such. Some will require holes to be drilled into the body of the car and others just screw around the license plate. It's all about the final look you want. Check out your local shop and ask what their thoughts are. Ask how much labor will be too.
Did you experience this same problem that I am encountering with my Jeep?
So, with purchasing this, I will only need to install this, and not get the adapter / new radio pieces?
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0072LCY86/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER
^^ this will no longer need to be purchased / whichever radio I would have to purchased?
thank you for the link, saving me tons of money if this is the case.
Turns out I had to get a steering wheel control interface unit to plug in from my factory controls in to the aftermarket radio itself. Had to deal with my vehicle operating a can bus system it made it a giant pain in the butt.