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Road trip review video: A big American HEMI sedan discovers the new American West

What do Colorado Bison and a HEMI 2010 Chrysler 300C SRT8 sedan in have in common?

Or to be more specific, where do you suppose the HEMI and the Buffalo roam?

The answer...the old West town of Golden, Colorado.

Review 2010 Chrysler Town & Country: a minivan even a car guy could love

Minivans bore me.

I have always disliked the minivan mindset. The idea of a cushy, utilitarian vehicle that is not very much fun to drive is not very appealing to many automotive journalists. Nevertheless, I would be a fool to omit the outstanding versatility of such a vehicle. The Chrysler Town & Country is one of the top in this field.

Road review 2009 Chrysler 300C SRT8: an investment that will easily outperform the stock market

In California the Chrysler 300C SRT8 is considered the poor man's Bentley because like the Bentley it has the size, speed, and serious power to very quickly transport four adults from point A to point B in comfort and style.

In Europe the 300C has earned the reputation as the quintessence large American sedan with broad shoulders and the larger than life swagger and attitude of the early classic American big boy sedans.

In Colorado I found the 300c SRT8 to be the most frustrating and vexing car I've ever reviewed.

Reviewed 2009 Chrysler Town and Country Limited: the not-so-mini minivan

"How the heck do I turn on the heater on this bloody car," I almost screamed at my 11-year-old son while seriously editing my language, and shivering as I was driving him to school?

49--That's how many bottoms, knobs and dual function controls the Chrysler's center stack has, and that's not counting the dozen or more touch screen functions associated with the multimedia entertainment screen.

Reviewed 2009 Chrysler Sebring Limited: the most exclusive car you'll never own

Do you want the good news or the bad news first?

Let's start with the good news?

In Colorado the Chrysler Sebring may be the most exclusive car you'll ever own. In fact, during the one week I drove the car I saw exactly one other Sebring (more about this later).

I felt like I was behind the wheel of Bugatti Veyron as I glanced over the distinctive furrowed hood of the Sebring at all of the masses in their oh-so-common Audi(s), Subaru(s) and Prius(s) or is it Pre(i)?