I have had it for 4 years in an AUDI A4, from 2006. The choice was made because it resembles the mom's and because of the brand. Pay attention to the installation because the technician must know how to connect it (for example, mine needed an antenna amplifier to function like the mom's). The downside is that it does not have Bluetooth! Otherwise, it is a reliable machine and offers value for money.

I have had the Manchester 110 for about 2 months and I bought it to replace an older model from Blaupunkt (which worked perfectly fine for 15 years!). Its sound is very good (with 4 speakers costing 30€ per pair), its appearance is excellent, and its settings are quite easy (despite the poor manual). It loses points in details such as the fact that:
- it does not keep the "random" mode active (for playback from USB or CD) every time you turn off the car (even though it "remembers" which track was playing last). The old system had this feature, but now you have to select it again each time you start the vehicle.
- it does not seem to provide options in displaying ID tags (e.g. showing only the filename).
- it does not have support for other file types besides the usual MP3 and WMA.
Its price is somewhat high for what it offers, especially compared to the competition, so I would not recommend it for purchase despite its good sound performance.

The first one suddenly stopped working after 12 days and less than 10 hours of use. They replaced it with another one, which was the same model but had different lighting!!!! However, this one does not have the ability to adjust treble and bass, despite being mentioned in the instruction manual. Of course, I don't plan on taking it out of the car and giving money to an electrician, but I am left with a bad impression of it.