When old-school car radio antennas were a thing, you might have seen people with a tennis ball on top. Now they're less ...

Car antennas for radio reception aren’t as common these days but for those that still have a vehicle with an antenna, it may need to be replaced or upgraded over time.

Some car antennas are embedded in the rear window or within the roof of the ... Manually tune in 1340 AM even if you have an auto scan button on your car radio. Be sure the antenna is extended fully.

If you prefer the look of a shark fin antenna to a more traditional car rooftop receiver, as it turns out, installing one isn't much of a hassle at all. It, and other tech gadgets, can go a long ...

Once you see how easy it is, before the next car wash, remove the antenna before washing the car. Passat's check engine keeps coming on despite gas cap replacement Q: I have an issue with my ...

A little history on the car radio: The first one was introduced in 1922 by Chevrolet. It cost a whopping $200, and with an antenna that covered the car’s entire roof, ...

The piece focuses on the “car radio of the future,” though when you see the device and realize where we are now with audio gear, the “future” in this case appears to extend to about 1975.