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Jaymez @ Jul 12th 2006 9:26PM
Sirius is a way better service than XM. Stern only has his two channels, you know. I bought Sirius as an impulse buy at a truck stop and I've never looked back. I have three recievers and only one truck. The music is better on Sirius. They have real metal stations. They have an awesome selection of music, comedy, and talk channels. In all, they rock.
XM is more for those with odd-ball music tastes and those who prefer B-side tracks.
All my future vehicles will have Sirius in them. It won't be factory installed, since the plug and play units are better (more features, easily upgraded without replacing the Head Unit) and Sirius doesn't have a contract with GM yet.
Oh, and neither service is commercial free. Sirius is 100% commercial free on the music channels only. Promos for other channels, shows, and up comming events on Sirius don't count in my book.
XM is commercial free on MOST music channels. They have a few music channels (4 maybe) that run commercials as well as running them on all news,talk,sports channels.