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It's worth it to some people and not others. The best way is to use the trial and find stations you enjoy. I personally use ~4 of my 10 available presets as the 3 music channels work for majority of my listening and the traffic channel for my city is decent.

Call em and tell them you want to cancel. When they ask why, just say the service is getting too expensive. I've gotten multiple offers from them ($25 for 5 months, 46 for 6 months) All depends on your CSR and if you don't like yours or they're being a pain, hang up and play csr roulette again.

Just called to cancel as I was up for a renewal and got offered the 5 months for $25 deal. Declined that but then she offered a 2 month "reconsider" trial for 2 months free. Took her up on that one. Will call in 2 months and see where I'm at.

I got one of these installed years ago and it's the best thing I have found. Direct Adapter I highly recommend having it professionally installed unless you are comfortable with removing your radio and running the wires behind everything. This wouldn't affect the nav or the dvd as its function...

I called up last week about cancelling and was offered 5 months for $25 (plus royalty) Rep said I could call up at the end and renew the promo. 5 bucks a month for xm is awesome.

Scott has it pegged. "When it works, it's nice" I've had a couple issues lately after upgrading to OS4 with streaming but it's not just Siri/XM. The pandora app also has problems now. (at least on my phone)

I've been searching for alternatives for using XM Online than their website which runs slow and times out frequently while at work. XM Tuner - Stream XM Radio to your media player Small footprint and works great so far.

I have XM and my online listening takes over 2 minutes to load up before I can get a channel to start playing but it does work.