Joseph Babiasz saves money on a repositioning cruise so he can splurge on a special automotive wine tour.

Ignoring the “check engine” light can cost you money at the pump, even turning your road-trip vacation into a backyard staycation.

The Four Seasons in Perthshire, Scotland offers a special package for driving enthusiasts: bed, breakfast and a British motoring experience behind the wheel of a Caterham 7.

Route 66 Beer Floats and Big Bopper Burgers on the Arizona Frontier.

Dick Pearson had his own idea about building a hybrid, and it had nothing to do with a gas/electric powerplant. Richard Truesdell checks out a 1949 Dodge Wayfarer with the heart of a modern Mopar, a new-gen, 5.7-liter Hemi.

It’s an editor’s nightmare. You’ve got the perfect photo for a magazine cover. The issue arrives… and you discover that an editor at another publication had the same great idea.

In this Automotive Traveler adventure, Richard Truesdell and canine companion Savannah take the mid-sized Kizashi on a tour of some of their favorite spots along the Mother Road.

Automotive enthusiasts can indulge their passion for rare vehicles even while relaxing in the Caribbean.

Automotive Traveler finishes what Motor Trend started. Richard Truesdell drives non-stop from New Jersey to California—the final driver in the epic, globe-spanning road trek taken by Suzuki’s mid-sized Kizashi.

The Ritz-Carlton and Singapore Grand Prix team up to benefit local kids by auctioning a premium suite overlooking the Formula One racetrack.

Turn here! The words have a whole different meaning when you’re behind the wheel of an RV. While the RV lifestyle allows for admirable travel flexibility, actually getting from point A to point B can require some frustrating turns. Now, Rand McNally is introducing the first navigation device designed for RVers.

The Peach State is putt-putt-putting ahead in the race to promote zero-emission vehicles. Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal signed legislation on 5 May 2011 that creates a new class of motor vehicle called “personal transportation vehicles” or PTVs—defined as vehicles built on a "golf car-like" chassis. Although more than 20 states are currently considering similar legislation, Georgia is the first in the nation to create this new class of vehicle that allows golf cars to be driven on local streets.