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This is awesome. I know many cars have build in iPod support, but finally a car with Zune support built in. Sadly, this is the car I decided last weekend that I was NOT going to pursue. I initially wanted one real bad (posted in 2006), but I decided that I should stick to my Mustang.

“Hi All:

Just a quick note to let you all know that we had our first confirmed & successful test of Zune against a GM vehicle in the wild today.

One of our staff visited a Chevy dealership to confirm that the new Camaro’s MP3 connectivity kit worked great with production Zunes. The test was very successful – and this culminates a considerable amount of work with both GM in Detroit and their supplier in Korea to ensure a great user experience.

Zune connectivity is a standard feature on the Camaro which is the first of some 28 models to support Zune as this feature is rolled out across GM models in the US, Europe, Asia and Australia through 2011.

Just thought you folks might like to know. More deals, more makes and more models to come shortly!

Cheers, Dave”

This was posted on a blog by Michael A. Gannotti (via). Thanks so much for sharing, this is stellar.

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