Considering Purchasing a 160GB iPod Classic,  Dock Connector compatibility

While I'm an enthusiastic supporter of Apple (using Windows occasionally does that) I feel that I have to investigate in more detail before purchasing than I did in the past. (iMovie 08.)
I presently own a 5th generation iPod (iPod Video). All of our vehicles have a Belkin Auto Dock Connector that connects to the iPod audio and power.
http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=149006#
Under the dash the audio connects to an Aux input of the car radio. So this one connector allows the audio hook up to the cars radio and it also charges the iPod as well. I don't know all the details of the installation, it was done by a "high-end" (aren't they all?) car audio shop.
Does anyone have an opinion or actual knowledge as to the likelihood that the 160GB iPod Classic will work with this dock connector like my 5th Gen does?
Thanks

Well, the camera connector is NOT working. Belkin TunesTalk Stereo microphone is NOT working, too. Griffin iTrip IS working. So, my opinion is, Apple would have made changes in the classic connection which makes 2/3 of my connectors worthless. I'm disappointed about that, especially that they didn't care about the use of their own cam.-connector.
Take your car, try to get a parking spot near your local dealer and find out. Of course, Apple's not responsible for other producer's products - but who handed out the specs of the connector? And who is giving up them?

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