Merriwether
Small, easy to use
I'm a Red Cross Disaster Response volunteer, specializing in communications, licensed for both ham and GMRS radio. My vehicle looks like a mobile NASA command center, which is why I like this CB radio. CB doesn't have the popularity it used to have, but it's still used by truckers, farmers, hunters, and occasionally the Cajun Navy. This radio is small and doesn't have all the modern bells and whistles, but it does the job of sending and receiving information. Audio is good enough but it also has an audio-out jack so you can add a better speaker if you feel the need. The 12V cigarette lighter plug is hard wired to the radio, which I personally don't like. Plugging it into the 12V like that increases interference from the engine's electrical system. I prefer to hardwire it directly to the battery.
This CB doesn't come with an antenna and be sure to NEVER transmit without an antenna attached. Without an antenna, the electrical signal of the transmission has no way to exit the radio, causing it to fry itself as the electricity runs through components not designed to handle that level of power. For best results you'll want to "tune" the antenna - look up how to do so on YouTube. The improvement in transmission distance/power is very worth the minor effort it takes.