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The device you linked to seems to me a simple and elegant solution to your problem. I don't think you'd have to worry about the location of the antennae on your car. The transmitters are strong enough to reach either end of the car. Also, that antennae has a lead that runs all the way to the back of your deck. It will pick up FM signal along the length ...

There are legal low-power FM transmitters but they are of low enough quality that when paired with a typical inexpensive FM receiver I doubt you (or your users) will be happy with the results. Unfortunately in-ear monitoring is still new enough that the only decent quality options are a bit pricey, starting at over $600 US. For hearing assistance, the ...