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The short answer is no….
The longer answer is that it’s best to ensure that the OEM radio you purchase is one that is guaranteed to be compatible with your car/amp.
Go to realoem.com and input the last 7 digits of your VIN and then look up the radio diagram/part numbers. It will give a list of radios… superseded etc that will fit into the car.
I would only use those radios as there are differences in the OEM radios depending on whether the OEM radio set up was basic 6 speaker… Hifi 10 speaker or CARVER 10 speaker DSP set up…
Radio/amp compatibility is a thing…
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