Anti-theft, for one thing. But, seems like most have problems, so we may end up going aftermarket.

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if you look now, pioneer makes full size units to fit our radios. they look really good. check summit racing, i think thats were i saw them. i wish i got that. ( bout mine 2 days before i saw that one.)

 

Here's another suggestion.....my brother recently bought a CD Changer that uses radio stations to play his cds......you just tune it into a certain radio station i.e. 83.3 and it broadcasts his cds across it.....works pretty good...i was skeptical at first but he has been happy with it....he got it at bestbuy.......i know it may not be something you want.....but it may be worth the expense if you are considering an aftermarket single cd player....

 

When I bought my Ram it had one of those FM modulated CD changers with a Pioneer head unit. I hated it. I forget the brand of the CD changer, but the sound quality was horrible, plus you had to mount the remote for it somewhere (wired remote that mounted with doublesided body moulding tape...ewww, definately not the clean look I like). I sold the head unit and changer on E-bay, which paid for my factory 4-disk changer head unit.

I'm sure most FM modulated changers are pretty good though (otherwise there'd be a lot more complaints about them), and I just had a crappy one, sp that's a pretty good suggestion. Before you buy one though, look at a few different ones and get reviews of them off the internet so you don't end up with a crappy one like I had.

 

Mine had a stock CD player in it till a few weeks ago. It sounded so good for a stock stereo. Especially with my factory tweeter in the A pillars. Best part is, you could feel Bass coming through on all corners. w00t. So, yea, you can find stock players.