I got my current car in 2013, which is a 2001 model. It had a cassette player in the headunit, which I thought was old, even for 2001. Except then I realized it had a 6 CD stacker, which was accessed via the boot. I'd put 6 CDs in it, and could switch between them from the headunit. Granted within six months I pulled out the stock speakers and headunit and dropped $600 on new, better ones, and relied on bluetooth to this day.

Speaking of cars though, it is looking an awful lot like I will be getting a new one in the next week or two... It will be weird, going from driving a twenty year old car with 160,000 (100,000 of those by me), to a 2015 model with 30,000 miles.... (We use km here, but I have learnt after nearly fifteen years on pe2k/pxr that if I can convert to miles in my head, I might as well)