In-car entertainment First radio – May 1922 Ford Model T (fitted to the passenger door by 18-year-old George Frost, president of the Lane High School Radio Club in Chicago) First radio installed by a corporation – November 1922 Daimler (installed in a limousine by the Marconi-phone company) First aftermarket radio – 1923 Springfield Body Corporation First original-equipment (OEM) radio – 1929 (for the 1930 model year) Cadillac and LaSalle First in-car phonograph – 1955 (for the 1956 model year) Chrysler (optional on all makes) First FM radio – 1958 (for the 1959 model year) Lincoln First stereo – 1964 (for the 1965 model year) full-size Chevrolet First 8-track tape – 1965 (for the 1966 model year) Lincoln and Ford Thunderbird and Mustang First Compact Cassette – 1977 (for the 1978 model year) Cadillac and Buick (except Skyhawk) First steering wheel mounted audio controls – 1984 Nissan 300ZX AE First compact disc – 1986 (for the 1987 model year) Lincoln Town Car First active audio volume control – 1989 (for the 1990 model year) Chevrolet Corvette Bose/Delco Gold Series First front auxiliary input (for portable devices) (OEM systems) – 1991 Mitsubishi 3000GT and Galant VR-4 First VCR – 1998 Oldsmobile Silhouette First Bluetooth-capable audio system – 2003 Saab 9-3 First MP3-capable audio system – 2001 Mazda Protegé MP3 First karaoke – 2003 Geely BL First 5.1 surround sound – 2004 Acura TL First in-car iPod player integration – 2004 BMW First active noise cancellation – 2005 Acura RL First built-in USB port – 2006 Kia Rondo Other First anti-theft device – 1930 Ansaldo Tipo 22 First power windows – 1939 (for the 1940 model year) Packard 180 (hydro-electric) First power seat – 1947 (for the 1948 model year) Cadillac, Buick and Oldsmobile (hydraulic) First split folding rear seats – 1959 Auto Union (all makes) First composite wheels – 1970 Citroën SM First production car to achieve – 1987 Ruf CTR in April 1987 First standard composite wheels – 1989 Shelby CSX First active exhaust – 1991 Mitsubishi 3000GT Pre-war Best-selling pre-war vehicle – Ford Model-T (15,000,000 sold between 1908 and 1928) Least-expensive – – 1922 Briggs & Stratton Flyer Least-expensive full-featured automobile – – 1926–27 (for the 1927 model year) Ford Model-T Fastest pre-war stock production vehicle – Cord Automobile – 1937 supercharged 812 Beverly sedan – September 1937 at the Bonneville Salt Flats Fastest pre-war limited production vehicle – Alfa