Will the Internet kill traditional car radio?

As I posted here back in January, user-customized audio stations like Pandora, et al. are being added to automobile sound systems.  Here is more on it from John R. Quain, who writes,

… But using … a service [like Pandora, Slacker and Last.fm] on a phone in the car usually meant looking away from the road to switch channels or skip a song on the phone — a major distraction. So companies are marrying these services to existing in-car controls, essentially making it no different than switching between 1010 WINS and Q104.3.  ¶  Alpine, a car stereo maker, for example, offers the $400 Alpine iDA-X305S Digital Media Receiver with Pandora Link. Using a special iPhone-compatible cable, the in-dash receiver lets listeners skip through their customized stations and even give songs a thumbs up or thumbs down by pushing in and turning the receiver’s front dial. …

Link:  New York Times.  Thanks to Lyle Logan for the tip.  --Dennis