The Chrysler 300 Glacier Edition From icy-cool demeanor to impressive all-wheel-drive capabilities, the Chrysler 300 Glacier Edition is the ultimate all-weather athlete, a vehicle designed to impress on every level. What better way to prove that than in exactly the kind of territory for which the vehicle was made—the snow-packed winter landscape of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Over the course of four days (January 8 – 11, 2013), a number of well-respected journalists will be set loose on a series of winter-weather test tracks in Houghton, Michigan, a city not far from Lake Superior and about as far north in the U.P. as you can get. The goal of the driving event is simple: let the industry experts experience for themselves the capabilities of the Chrysler 300 Glacier Edition. While we can (and have) listed the individual components that add up to one high-performance vehicle—things like a segment-exclusive active transfer case and the front-axle-disconnect system—there is simply no substitute for time behind the wheel. And, when it comes to the Glacier, there is probably no better place to get that experience than the Michigan Tech Keweenaw Research Center (KRC), a research Read More
