Most drivers love music accompaniment while driving, especially on long drives. Music can somehow take the load off from driving and it is also a way of keeping us awake and alert while on the road.
Even in the past, people have been looking for ways to install sound systems within their cars. In the 80s and 90s, the 8-track or the cassette system was the most popular choice for drivers who love their music on the go. However, due to issues in size and space within the two component systems, most drivers nowadays are now into DVD players, and recently, MP3 players that can shoot music through a portable flash drive.
However, whatever type of audio component system you have installed on your car, you would always want something that will not only give music in to enjoy, but also provide with a good listening experience while you drive around. Nothing can be as irksome as listening to a stereo system that blasts bad quality audio.
With this in mind, you need a really good stereo system as part of your car electronics setup to match your component.