Reviews: Chrysler's Super-Hemi-Powered, 425-hp 300C SRT-8, and All-New BMW 3-Series. Sneak Peak: Chicago Auto Show, Buick Lucerne, Mercedes S65, Hyundai Portico and More. Also: Bugatti's $1 Million Veyron - This Week on TheCarConnection.com

DETROIT, Jan. 31, 2005 -- Winner of the North American Car of the Year and the big hit of '04, but if you're wondering what the Chrysler 300C has done lately, check out this week's issue of TheCarConnection.com for the first review of the new, super-Hemi-powered, 425-hp Chrysler 300C SRT-8.

The all-new BMW 330i highlights the other reviews on TCC this week. Find out what's new from Bavaria, and whether the new 3-er remains the industry benchmark -- and ultimate driving machine.

See how Toyota is bringing the big old Avalon up to a new level with the next generation of this full-size sedan.

Then get a sneak peek at what's coming to the Windy City next month, in TCC's exclusive preview of the Chicago Auto Show. Get a first look at the 604-hp Mercedes-Benz S65, the new Buick Lucerne, Hyundai's edgy Portico concept, Mercury's Milan and Mountaineer and Toyota's downside SUV, the FJ Cruiser, to name a few.

Wondering what ever happened to the 1000-hp Bugatti Veyron project? TheCarConnection has the inside story on the million-dollar sports car -- along with spy shots -- in this week's issue. You'll also get a peak at the Chrysler Neon replacement and Saab 9-3 wagon spy shots in this week's issue.

In business news, Ford struggled during the final months of 2004, but so did Honda, hard hit by the falling dollar. Yet after months of panic, there may be at least some reason to celebrate over at Mitsubishi right now.

Then find out why GM has lost its "Cookie Man."

Ready to spend some cash to add some bling to your car? TheCarConnection explores whether aftermarket wheels make for good deals.

Let OnSite Mechanic solve your service problems. Find Kelley Blue Book pricing and more -- on the Web's Automotive Authority, TheCarConnection.com .

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