So you own a fabulous collector car but the radio, while period perfect, can barely lock onto the nearest AM station, let alone provide satellite navigation, MP3 and Bluetooth. Yet you're reluctant to spoil the authentic look of the classic dash. Becker has a solution. According to Classic Driver "the company's Mexico Classic radio looks old on the outside but packs the latest techno wizardy behind its piano black lacquer faceplate... the head unit will set you back $1,895 but it can read your cell phone's SIM card or a Compact Flash or SD card filled with music." Need help finding that little-known but superb French restaurant? The Mexico Classic features its own 2GB flash card that stores nav data for over 34 countries. "Built-in Bluetooth gives you handsfree calling, as well," says Classic Driver, concluding that "you can now combine that classic look you love with your modern high-tech toys you can't live without." Can Blaupunkt be far behind?