Car stereo recommendations in Taiwan?

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Hey folks,

I’m looking to replace the tape deck inside a second hand Toyota Corona I just bought.

I’m going to use the stock speakers for a while but I’d like to pick up a decent stereo deck.

Requirements:

-Remove-able faceplate
-Ability to connect an external MP3 player through a standard headphone jack.
-FM radio
-USB connection (I’m not sure what this will do but I see it as standard on a lot of stereos)
-Ability to read CD’s and CDRW and MP3 discs (ability to read DVDRW would be great too)
-Ability to read a variety of other audio codec files would be good too.
-Digital display can read MP3 tags and display them.

Thats it more or less.

If anyone can recommend any good brands and models that would be swell.

Thanks in advance

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Sorry I am well out of the loop as to what products are on the market these days as most vehicle’s standard radios suffice for most people. From experience I would say that Pioneer and Panasonic in the medium range stereos offer some of the best sound overall, with good spread between low, mid and high frequencies. I don’t like Sony as it is base biased and not as clear as other plyers. Clarion have made good stereos in the past, but quality has always been a bit hit and miss in regards to recalls and returns. Blaupunkt always sounds to me like someone singing through a sock. Philips is mediocre.