Get any after market you want. Buy the kit to install it in your car. If you go factory from a junk yard. You make have to have it programmed at a dealer.
Unless the radio is defective, or, in the case of an aftermarket radio, wired incorrectly, there is no reason for a radio to cause a major battery drain. Yes, they do have a constant source to maintain memory, but that current is minimal. Any radio, operating properly and installed correctly (meaning that the main power is on a switched circuit that goes off with the ignition switch) should be fine.
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