if you like the stock look and don't have alot of money to spend on it and don't pla on doing anything else audio wise then go with the factory 6 disk in-dash but the audiofile ones would require rewiring most likely. if you are going to add amps or a sub (not factory) then it's much better to get an aftermarket cd player and changer. that kenwood is probably double din though so you couldn't easily fit it, i don't recommend it. i like aftermarket stuf because if your going to add amps or anything you have the preouts right there, you have crossovers built in, eq's are really nice also, something that factory stuff doesn't gernaeraly offer toher than bass and treble. pioneers are relaly good with their features, that's why i like them best, but you have to get to know the controls well. truthfully, going aftermarket would probably be expensive, i don't know many in-dash 6 disc changers and even then they probably aren't the greatest quality, if your going aftermarket i'd suggest the cheaper model of pioneer for under a hundred and then a 6-disc changer is about $120, but then you'd need a installation kit and wire harness, so your talking about $250 or more. but even better would be the nakamichi mb-100 or mb-70 or any other 6-disc model. they are both 6-disc in-dash players and are the high-end in car audio. they go for like $250 used on ebay, check the completed auctions, but there arne't any up there right now. good luck.
- Scott