While they are not as well known as its motorcycles, Suzuki serves up a line of cars and SUVs. Its newest is the mid-sized Kizashi, positioned as an alternative to better-known European sports sedans. Richard Truesdell checks out whether it delivers on the promise.

Where would you go for a week in a 2011 Explorer? Come up with the best idea for an American road trip—and Ford will foot the bill.

ORIGIN Campervans adds fully equipped and creatively decorated 2010 Volkswagen vans in time for travelers seeking to beat the summer crowds.

California’s El Monte RV has a history of attracting couples on the road to romance. In addition to a Valentine’s Day rental special this year, the company offers a few tips to ensure that Cupid comes along.

Introducing a new series of video car reviews with Sam Fiorani, automotive historian, car buff, everyday dad. Don’t miss the companion article to this video in the latest issue of Automotive Traveler Magazine above.

At Dreamland BBQ, the Bishop family has been serving up finger-licking-good BBQ for more than 50 years.

Twenty-seven years ago, Fiat exited the American market. This year, the Italian automaker returns with Europe’s favorite city car, the new 500. Richard Truesdell tells us whether it was worth the wait.

Off the beaten path in the American Southwest, nestled in a lush green valley beneath towering red rock rims, is a hidden gem called Moab, Utah, a unique little town where you could spend weeks and awaken to a new adventure with each sunrise.

Turnabout is fair play. We get an Americanized version of the Fiat 500. And now, reports Bill Basore, Italy gets an Italianized version of the… Dodge Journey.

The replacement for the 612 Scaglietti serves up two firsts for Maranello: its first road car with four-wheel-drive and its first shooting break. Beyond being an exceptional grand tourer, reports Richard Truesdell, it’s the world’s ultimate grocery getter.

Expected to be one of the premiere consignments at the Automobiles of Arizona event in Scottsdale, this historic Porsche 904 should cross the auction block with a price tag of more than $1,000,000. Sam Fiorani explains why.

Is a movie really that bad when it stars one of Chrysler’s Ghia-built Turbine Cars?