With the Lariat Ultimate Package includes a 5 year subscription to Sirius XM Traffic and Travel Link but it also include all the music and news channels ?

 

LARIAT ULTIMATE PACKAGE (96U)
Availability:
● Lariat Crew Cab
Not available with:
● Lariat Value Package (96L)
Includes:
● Ambient Lighting
● Automatic High Beam with Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers

● LED Box Lighting (incl. LED Center High-Mounted Stop Lamp
(CHMSL))

● Moonroof (Twin Panel)

● Power-Adjustable Pedals with Memory
● Easy Entry/Exit Memory Driver’s Seat Feature
● Power Heated/Cooled Driver/Passenger Seat with Driver Side
Memory
● Intelligent Access with Push-button Start (PEPS)
● Power Telescoping/Tilt Steering Wheel/Column with heat, memory
and audio controls

● PowerScope® Trailer Tow Mirrors with Memory
● Remote Start System
● Remote Tailgate Release

● Tailgate Step
● Voice-activated Navigation System with HD and SiriusXM®
Satellite Radio

 

The literature I got says it includes a 5 year subscription to Sirius XM Traffic and Travel Link but no mention of SiriusXM Satellite Radio. Hope you are right.

 

It includes only traffic and travel for the navigation purposes. The radio stations are a separate subscription. I think the radio stations have a free 3 month (maybe 6) subscription.

 

5 years traffic and nav included. 6 months music, then a subscription is required.

 

and when the music is up, Sirius will negotiate package pricing from what I'm told if you only want certain channels, not the whole ball of wax.

 

Sirius likes to fight to keep you as a customer(they don't take no very well). Keep telling them no when they try to get you to renew and you can get 5 months for about $30.

 

5 months or 5 years for $30?

 

Sorry I meant you can get 5 months of music for $30.

 

Wow, I didn't realize Sirius was that expensive. Given that I can get traffic on Google maps on my phone and streaming music through my phone - assuming I'm in cell tower range - I can't see paying that much for Sirius.

 

The "normal" price is $15/month.

 

Yeah, I looked it up on their site. Maybe I'm just cheap but $180/year it a lot of money. If I could get my local Denver radio station nationwide I might consider that worth the money.

 

I started with that 9 years ago when I purchased my F150 and I was hooked. It is true, if you hold out they will eventually give you a deal you can't refuse. It may take 3-4 months of no service before you get the deal. I just pay the $180 and try not to think about it.