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Line 82: [[Image:siriustuner.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|right\|SIRIUS Satellite Tuner for Yahoo! Widget Engine]] As of 2005, Sirius receivers are available for various new [[Audi]], [[BMW]], [[Chrysler]], [[Dodge]], [[Ford Motor Company\|Ford]], [[Infiniti]], [[Jaguar Cars\|Jaguar]], [[Jeep]], [[Land Rover]], [[Lexus]], [[Lincoln (automobile)\|Lincoln]], [[Mazda]], [[Mercedes-Benz]], [[Mercury (automobile)\|Mercury]], [[BMW MINI\|MINI]], [[Nissan]], [[Scion]], [[Toyota]], [[Porsche]], [[Volkswagen]], and [[Volvo Cars\|Volvo]] vehicles, and the service plans on adding availability for portable use. Starting in 2006, all [[Rolls-Royce Motor Cars\|Rolls-Royce]] vehicles sold in the United States come with a Sirius radio and lifetime subscription as standard equipment. Sirius has an exclusive contract for VW and Audi vehicles from 2007 through 2012, and with Kia from 2008 through 2014, with an optional extension to 2017. They also make many receivers for aftermarket installs as well, including the Sportster Replay, Starmate Replay, Sirius S50 with built in 1GB MP3 player, and the Sirius One. Sirius' hardware lineup is available at ''Sirius.com''

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