Joe Babiasz decides to hop a plane to a place of beauty and warmth, both inside and out… the Costa del Sol region of Spain.

It’s no secret that U.S. sales of the Fiat 500 have failed to meet expectations, and there’s plenty of blame to go around. Yet the fundamentals remain: compelling, competitive products. What models does Fiat have in the pipeline that could get buyers into showrooms?

The 2013 Encore will give Buick a North American-exclusive vehicle for its showrooms.

Sam Fiorani reports on the quest to bring a sense of cultural identity back to the ubiquitous people mover. PLUS… sidebar on family day trips to the Reading Pagoda.

George Washington was a great leader. His unique method of leading his soldiers into battle was beautifully illustrated in a Dodge advertisement just a few years ago. In this TV spot, the Father of Our Country drove his trusty Challenger coupe across enemy lines, just as you’d expect him to do!

Road-trippers are ever ready for a good diner experience.

Just what were the Ford engineers thinking when they designed the 2011 F150? Sam Fiorani encounters surprise after surprise when behind the wheel of America’s best-selling pickup truck.

The year 2011 saw the passing of many automotive names, including the Ford Crown Victoria. And as the last Crown Vic drove into retirement, it marked the end of the road for the traditional full-sized American sedan.

Would a guy be embarrassed if caught driving his girlfriend’s new Beetle? Sam Fiorani checks out Volkswagen’s 2012 offering.

Chevrolet captured the spirit of 20th-century America, with its “work hard, play hard” ethic. And perhaps no Chevrolet represents this spirit better than the Chevy truck. Founded in Detroit on 3 November 1911, Chevrolet produced only cars through 1917. The company added its first truck models in January 1918 and has built tens of millions since.

How to help keep the welcome mat out for Fido at dog-friendly lodgings.

Good eats and family-friendly fun at the former Bucket of Blood Saloon!