Ready to stretch after the long drive? Ditch the car, and you’ll soon learn how much history and breathtaking beauty you can take in when not behind the wheel.

A week behind the wheel of the 2012 Audi A7 Sportback 3.0 TFSI saw Richard Truesdell running out of superlatives when it came to describing what he thinks is one of the world’s best all-around four-door sedans.

RM Auctions offers up two Aston Martins: a 1965 Silver Birch DB5 with a connection to Goldfinger, and a 1968 DBS with a link to On Her Majesty’s Secret Service.

A 1965 Aston Martin DB5 is offered by RM Auctions at their London event at the Battersea Evolution, 26 October 2011.

Think the idea of sports car makers producing four-door sedans was a recent trend? Ferrari had the idea 31 years ago. Have a look at photos of the 1980 Ferrari Pinin Concept.

Think the idea of sports car makers producing four-door sedans was a recent trend? Ferrari had the idea 31 years ago. Best of all, Sam Fiorani discovers that one of his favorite Ferrari concepts will be a star attraction at the upcoming RM Auctions London event.

Is America ready for a 3+1 city car that fits within the wheelbase of a full-size SUV? After a week in Scion’s new iQ microcar, Richard Truesdell has the answer.

The Wine Seeker’s Guide to Livermore Valley by Thomas C. Wilmer is the automotive enthusiast’s resource for planning a unique wine-tasting road trip. Enter for a chance to win a copy of The Wine Seeker’s Guide between 1 October 2011 and 31 October 2011 by registering at AutomotiveTraveler.com.

Saved by Autoweek and Automotive News publisher Keith Crain, Vinsetta Garage on Detroit’s Woodward Avenue will open doors in time for next year’s Dream Cruise.

Richard Truesdell heads to America’s heartland to attend Mid America Motorworks' 18th annual gathering —better known as the world’s biggest Corvette party.

The company famous for its sensible sedans turns up the heat with an R-Design version of its top-selling S60. Richard Truesdell hits the road (and track) over 1,000 miles to see if it is a viable competitor to better known German sports sedans.

A distant cousin of the American-style breakfast treat, crepes are light, delicate pancakes made by pouring a thin batter onto a hot cooking surface, often with a trace of butter. Originally from the Brittany region of France, they are popular because of their versatility, equally delicious whether savory or sweet. And nowhere will you find more varieties than Sara’s Crepe Café in the heart of historic St. Augustine, a new establishment that already boasts a faithful following.