Sat Radio is simply the best. I have been an XM customer for three years this spring. I rarely listen to the regular radio. I have it in my office and in all three of my cars. Right now, I just have one account and I move my receiver from car to car and office as needed.
My biggest gripe with dealer installed sat radios, is that you can not move them. My friend just bought a new Lexus. It came with sat radio, but he had his removeable Sirrus installed to avoid having to have multiple accounts.
XM vs Sirrus....I think they are very much the same. Sure, some have programs that the other does not. I don't listen at all to NFL, but I do to college FB and XM has many of the games. That is clearly an area where Sirrus wins (NFL).
My channels on XM are 44, 54, 8, and 121. 99% of the time, I am on one of them.
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