It depends on whether your eject mechanism is working or not. If you can hear the mechanism trying to eject the CD, you should be able to either press the CD in slightly or move it up or down to get the CD out.
If the mechanism is dead, it'll be a bit difficult.
I don't have experience with car players, but on most CD systems at home, you can access the CD mechanism from the bottom and move it with your finger or a screw-driver and it'll eventually come out.
Contacting Audiovox is a good idea.
Here's another tip:
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_manually_eject_a_dvd_from_a_car_dvd_player
If the mechanism is dead, it'll be a bit difficult.
I don't have experience with car players, but on most CD systems at home, you can access the CD mechanism from the bottom and move it with your finger or a screw-driver and it'll eventually come out.
Contacting Audiovox is a good idea.
Here's another tip:
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_manually_eject_a_dvd_from_a_car_dvd_player
