That's a trick question. Automovils were never equipped with radios. BUT, if they had been, it would probably be called a "song".
cartoon (Get it? Car Tune)
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No they get paid to have their songs played on the radio!!!
If you mean the letters FM printed on the radio dial, then FM is Frequency Modulation. and AM is Amplitude Modulation. If you are referring to a four letter group that you hear on the radio, like WFCR or WSFA, then this is the station identification. These are allocated by the FCC, and are required to be spoken at regular intervals.
Go to the radio station's website and look. Someone can help you with that if you give the station's call letters instead of its nickname.
A song is a single if it is played on iHeart radio or any other radio station.
A long time ago, when commercial radio was just starting, it was evident that the stations needed to have some regulation. One of the things that made sense to them, back then, was to have call letters starting with "W" be on the east part of the US, and call letters starting with "K" being on the west half.
A song.
Music.
It's a car-tune!
Radio static letters : "EMI"
1923 Ford!!!!
An automobile is appropriate cover, as long as the radio is off
A radio car is an automobile which is can be remotely radio controlled. This means that a person holds a remote which powers and steers the car from a distance, without wires.
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Radio Controlled.
The word is radio.
the answer is radio
No they get paid to have their songs played on the radio!!!