Let’s face it, after driving along the Deerfoot for the millionth time, it begins to lose some of it’s charm (ed.  tongue was planted firmly in cheek here).  So if you’d like a change of scenery, this very unscientific survey by the gearheads at Jalopnik. shows you ten places you could really enjoy the daily drive.  If you go, send us pictures and lay off the double-doubles!

Read More: http://jalopnik.com/5341845/ten-great-international-driving-trips/gallery/?skyline=true&s=x.

When Chrysler launched the 300 model in 2005, it set the car world back on its ear.  Here was what many buyers had been asking for: a modern interpretation of a full-size, rear-wheel drive sedan.  Needless to say, sales took off like a shot and the 300 remains one of the most distinct models on the road today.  However, times have changed and Chrysler is readying a new 300 model for 2010.  Look for new engines, new styling and a new interior.  See more after the jump.

http://www.egmcartech.com/2008/02/14/2011-chrysler-300-and-dodge-charger-to-get-facelift/

Jeep unveiled the all-new 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee at the New York International Auto Show.  Sporting an all-new frame, a new fuel-efficient 280 hp V6 and a variable height suspension, this all-new Grand Cherokee is sure to be another winner for customers looking for the ultimate combination of on-road luxury and off-road performance.  Click on the link to see what the editors at Edmunds thought.

http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/autoshows/newyork/2009/2011jeepgrandcherokeenews.html