AUTOTAINMENT
The last kick of the Super Bowl 54 may be history but there’s a part of the TV sports spectacular that just keeps on repeating time and again months later.
Locations featured in the commercial include the original bed-and-breakfast hotel where Bill Murray’s character Phil Connors wakes up every morning; the Town Square where the Groundhog Day Festival takes place in the original movie; and the restaurant in Woodstock where Bill Murray’s character toasts to “world peace” in the original movie. 
“How do you even have that make sense and not be forced? - Magic first happened when I had the incredible luck to meet Bill in person a few years ago, and I knew then that he was perfect for Jeep. Because like Jeep, Bill is a free spirit, he intentionally seeks out ways to find adventure and live an extraordinary life.” 
“The ride was nice but isn’t time for a run now,” bark Beau, Desi and young Sullivan in harmony.
So, instead, I’d settle for the 1997 Plymouth Pronto concept that never got built. It had a cool looking composite plastic body, with molded in colour. The engine was to be the Rover/Chrysler 1.6 litre putting out 115 hp at 5,600 rpm (113 lb-ft at 4,400 rpm), connected to a five-speed manual. Like the future PT Cruiser, the Pronto had a tall architecture, which allowed for a spacious interior and high seating position; it had the roll-back fabric roof that resembled the 2CV and stand-alone bumpers.
As the late, great baseball catcher and coach Lawrence Peter "Yogi" Berra once said: “If you come to a fork in the road, take it.”