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LeftLane have published a review of the 2010 Chrysler 300C SRT8. 'Boasting groundbreaking-in-2005 style, the 300C's biggest appeal is its unique configuration: Rear wheel drive, a honkin' V8 and room for the whole gang. If this sounds familiar, it's because the big and powerful rear wheel drive sedan was a Detroit staple until the oil crisis of the 1970s, but only Chrysler has really succeeded in reconquering the lost segment. While we tap our feet in anticipation of the refreshed 300 sedan that's due this fall, we decided to sample the automaker's current halo sedan, the rorty and muscular 300C SRT8..'

A review of the 2010 Chrysler Town & Country Touring has been posted over at LeftLaneNews.com. 'Ultra conservative on the outside, it would have to be one of the most understated vehicles in the marketplace today. Verging on boring, it tries hard to not offend and it generally doesn't. Perhaps that is the whole point of the conservative styling behind the T&C. It borrows styling cues from the Chrysler 300C, with headlights and grille pieces similar to that iconic four-door sedan - but that's where the style ends. Privacy glass breaks up the large expanse of side panels and helps to define the T&C's waist. Speaking of panels, the gaps between panels were uniform and well-fitted throughout. Chrysler claims best in class aero figures for the Town & Country.'

A review of the 2009 Chrysler Aspen Hybrid SUV has been posted over at SearchChicago.com. 'Comfort and convenience are naturally integrated into the design process of crafting a Chrysler automobile. The base price of $45,270 on my test vehicle included luxurious amenities such as heated leather-trim seating with embroidered logo on front seatbacks, light wood trim, bright interior accents, rear backup camera, park sense, UConnect phone and navigation system, adjustable pedals, Sirius satellite radio and an optional power sunroof. Chrysler's hybrid vehicle is a two-mode full hybrid system that is a shared partnership development with Mercedes-Benz, BMW and General Motors.'