I'd don't get my new car until the 9th June (an 08 plate GT Roadster) and appreciate that connecting your ipod is more of a makeshift set-up as opposed to being fully intergrated. I've searched quite a bit and picked up various points from previous discussions. The bottom line is either 1) change the head unit 2) use an FM transmitter or 3) use a tape converter.
I've noticed you can actually spec a new build car with an MP3 Connector for £132.81, so, as this quite obviously (I presume) connects directly to the existing BOSE head unit there MUST be a way to connect it (and therefore an aftermarket product) directly to the head unit.
I called my local dealer today to quiz them on this issue and whether the MP3 Connector is available through them to retro fit to my car. They came back with, what sounded like it, and a price of £195 fully fitted. They couldn't confirm anything more than that though i.e. how does it work, how do you connect it, how do you control it. I asked if they could order one for me to look at before committing to buy it but, as it's a 'special order' item, they wouldn't do it. They told me to pop in when I get my car and they'll hunt through the accessory brochures to see if they can find more information. I'm also guessing an ipod is compatible with the MP3 Connector!!
The question is has anyone else either got the 'MP3 Connector' option fitted or know anything about it.