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From the Manufacturer

The all-in-one automobile solution for iPhone and iPod. Plug RoadTrip into your car's cigarette lighter or 12-volt accessory socket. Plug your iPod into RoadTrip's cradle (adapters are included for nearly every iPod model). RoadTrip's FM transmitter sends the music from your iPod to your car's FM radio, so the whole car can enjoy it through your stereo speakers. RoadTrip cradles your iPod securely on top of a nearly infinitely adjustable steel neck, always within reach, but never in the way. Incorporating Griffin-exclusive SmartScan technology, RoadTrip even finds the best FM frequencies for you and saves them as presets, so setup couldn't be easier. Built-in RDS technology displays track information on RDS-enabled car radio displays. While you are enjoying your iPod, your iPod is enjoying a battery-charge, courtesy of RoadTrip's power plug. An easily replaceable 2-amp automotive fuse protects your equipment while it's charging. And Griffin SmartSound Plus technology makes sure your music sounds great, even under less-than-perfect real-world conditions.

What's in the Box?
RoadTrip with SmartScan, adapters, and owner's manual.

36:T5b0,I've owned my share of these FM transmitters and this by far is the best one in terms of ease of use, flexibility, and actual performance. I should point out that I live in an area outside of major metropolitan centers. If you live in the city you may just want to get a stereo with a AUX or ipod jack. City areas usually have many radio stations using up available freq's.I'm a big fan of the flexible jack that allows me to position my ipod almost anyway I like. Its never been easier accessing the ipod while driving down the road and the flex jack helps in vehicles where the 12v jack is in odd places.I find the most of the mod