A surprising number of Hyundai customers said they didn't want Sirius Satellite Radio installed in their vehicles because they objected to Howard Stern, according to an auto news Web site.
Hyundai recently surveyed 300 to 400 customers as it was deciding whether to choose XM (down $0.10 to $28.14, Research) or Sirius Satellite Radio in as an option for its vehicles. Hyundai ultimately decided to go with XM.
What are people thinking? When he was in syndication did the not listen to the stations owned by Clear Channel (might as well turn off the public radio in that case). Do they do the same with TV?
Old, miserable women drive Hyundai vehicles. I've never seen anyone who would actually listen to Howard drive a Hyundai.
I find it funny how Howard isn't the only thing on Sirius, yet people will still find a way to complain about him, even if they aren't forced to listen to him. Sirius will take off after 2006, then Hyundai will kick itself in the ass for listening to 400 retards.
What are people thinking? When he was in syndication did the not listen to the stations owned by Clear Channel (might as well turn off the public radio in that case). Do they do the same with TV?
