What do audiophiles do in their cars?

my truck stereo beats manyyyy home stereos.
Focal K speakers. Mosconi Zero amps and DSP. Illusion Audio subs. 
i stream hi-res from Qobuz. tons of sound dampening. it is delicious. 

Android 13" head unit with coax out to DSP/active crossover to a 4-ch Phoenix Gold (made in US) high-current amp running Morel mids and tweets in the doors, 2-ch Phoenix Gold (same vintage) high-current amp running 9" Morel "midbass" also mounted in the doors. Orion HCCA250G4 (last generation made in US) high-current amp running a pair of 12" Image Dynamics subs in a custom sealed enclosure and abundant noise-dampening (multiple layers). All DIY built & installed by myself - same as I make my own home audio speakers and subs. Some say why... because its another venue for fun in this sound quality hobby. It's just a smaller box.

The days of old are gone. Today’s cars with the upgraded stereo systems are normally an integrated system that includes the navigation package. These systems for the most part are fairly impressive sounding for “stock” systems when compared to those of the 70’s and 80’s. Back then those “radios” were immediately pulled and upgraded within the first week. Back to today, if I’m listening to music it is either XM or even better Tidal from my iPhone through a wired connection. This definitely brings out the best sound my system can produce. I was quite surprised I did not read more here doing the same. GO GATORS!!!

Great!!! (sarcasm intended)

I always end up with a bunch of Porsche racer types...like me. The flat six has a heavenly sound, no need to listen to anything but that, except for the vocalizations that I emit when I instruct a novice driver in Porsche driver's ed at the track. Anyone do club racing here?

Buy a quiet car and close all the windows.