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Has anyone with the factory NAV system been brave enough to remove the head unit to see what is behind there and if there are any potential inputs for an iPod solution. Perhaps, the Media button is a dummy. What about using the SAT input if you don't have SAT radio ? Finally, what is offered...

sounds like we are SOOL for now. I guess I continue with my Airplay Boost FM transmitter for now. Luckily, I hardly drive except for quick errands or a few big road trips ... I spend most time on foot with my iPod walking to work each day.

I gave up waiting. Today I got my xtremeMac Airplay Boost for the 2nd generation nano. At first I was very disappointed using station 87.9 in my city ... lots of static and poor signal. My little guy (age 7.5), asked what was all that noise on the radio ??? Then, tried another empty station...

Here is my 100% tint job to the front windshield, done for my little guy with his "Cars" obsession.

Personally, I'm getting frustrated on waiting. I'm thinking of trying one of the newer wireless FM transmitters. My original iTrip was a pain in the ass. But perhaps some of the newer ones with button presets may make it easier to change FM channels on the fly when one is on a road trip a...

mixmasterlove, Does this mean you're giving up on the Mazda solution ?

One of my hesitations in buying our CX-7 was that I never got to test it in snow, as it came out last spring. Now that winter is upon us (almost) and many places have had their first big snow fall, does anyone have any comments on how the AWD in their CX-7 handled things ? Unfortunately, I...

How about the text appearing on the display just under the windshield ?

While I wait (in vain) for a hardwired solution for integrating my iPod to my NAV stereo system, I thought I would try wireless FM modulation again. I have an old iTRip, which is a bit of a pain to change FM stations on the fly (as you travel into different cities with different empty FM...

While I wait (in vain) for a hardwired solution for integrating my iPod to my NAV stereo system, I thought I would try wireless FM modulation again. I have an old iTRip, which is a bit of a pain to change FM stations on the fly (as you travel into different cities with different empty FM...

While I wait (in vain) for a hardwired solution for integrating my iPod to my NAV stereo system, I thought I would try wireless FM modulation again. I have an old iTRip, which is a bit of a pain to change FM stations on the fly (as you travel into different cities with different empty FM...

I had to go to 4th Street this weekend to take my son to basketball ... no need to look at a map I thought ... I now have my NAV system in our CX-7 ... yet when I went to enter address, I noticed there doesn't appear to be anyway to enter a number for the street name. I tried spelling Fourth...

please keep me informed. It sounds like this may be a much better solution than the Mazda version.

So has anyone ordered the Neo kit yet for their NAV system equipped CX-7 ?

Now that Mazda has an iPod kit (albeit a poor execution) for those without the NAV system, the rest of us need to hook up our iPods in our CX-7s. Does anyone know of a possible (wired) solution, that doesn't use FM modulation ? My iTRip is a pain in the ass in my city and as you travel from...

I guess I will have to continue to use CD's ... too bad it is a pain to load and unload single CD's on the NAV unit.

maybe its lucky that it doesn't work with NAV system. It sounds like a dog. It seems to me only Mercedes and BMW (on their second generation) have really figured out what iPod integration should mean. If you can't access all songs, artists, albums it probably isn't worth the cost or trouble.

Calling mixmasterlove ? I am fed up of not having my iPod in my CX-7. Have you heard anything more for those of us who rushed to get the factory installed NAV option. The sound of my iTrip sucks. I want a hard wire solution ??

BTW, my kids found it fun to always park our CX-7 besides this Canadian (Ontario) FX45. Are they cousins ?