Dynamic Group By in Linq

Background: I have a class 'car', which amongst other things, has 2 properties which are, the number of doors and the number of seats. If I then create and enumerable List<car> of cars I want to group cars based on a selection made by the user. The user's selection will post back a string that I use in switch statement.
Is it possible to dynamically add a group by parameter to a Linq statement based on the user's selection or would I need to have a distinct Linq statement for each possible selection the user makes?
There could be any number of group by's and I don't want to repeat loads of code when the logic is identical each time, only the group by parameter changes.

The code I've stuck in below is an example; in reality the 'MORE STUFF TO DO' part is pretty long-winded which is why I don't want to repeat it for each case in the switch statement. I've seen something on ScottGu's blog about a framework but it seemed a bit much for what I needed.

Thanks,
J

///Non Dynamic Way
switch(sFilterProperty.ToLower())
{
case "number of seats":
var V1 = (from r in myList group r by (r.NmbSeats));
///MORE STUFF TO DO
break;
 
case "number of doors":
var V1 = (from r in myList group r by (r.NmbDoors));
///MORE STUFF TO DO
break;
 
default:
break;
}
 
//I'D LIKE SOMETHING LIKE 
{
     var property = ?????
    switch(sFilterProperty.ToLower())
     {
       case "number of seats":
       property = car.NmbSeats;
        break;
 
       case "number of doors":
       property =car.NmbDoors;
       break;
 
default:
break;
}
 
var MyGrouped List = (from r in myList group r by r.$property$);
///MORE STUFF TO DO
 
}

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