Best way to listen in the car?

Hi,
Which gadget will help me listen to my shuffle in the car? I have tried the Xtreme mac and I get a lot of static and strange noises.

Hi Wendy,
Do you have a cassette player in your car? If yes, a cheap way to listen to your Shuffle in your car is to purchase a cassette adaptor such as the one listed below:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0001YXWNM/102-7215459-7976940?v=glance&n=17228 2&v=glance
I have one of these and they are great! I personally prefer them over the wireless radio tuners.
Stu

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