march 2003
 


Swiss Army Knife of Cars
Minivan, SUV? What exactly is the Honda Element? Well, it's sort of all things to all people. Honda's own hype calls it a "multipurpose adventure tool," but you might be inclined to think of it as the Swiss Army Knife of vehicles. [Go

Smithsonian Adds New Transportation Exhibit
Smithsonian's National Museum of American History is adding a new exhibit of approximately 300 objects focusing on transportation. "America on the Move" opens in November and will encompass nearly 26,000 square feet on the first floor of the museum. [Go

Ain't Much But It's Mine!
Is your car immaculately clean, always shining from a recent wash? Or do you consider it to be little more than a mode of transportation? No matter what category you fit in, you have to check out RTM's latest road humor column, guaranteed to bring a smile to your face. [Go] 

d i d   y o u   k n o w? 

While males still dominate the Do-it-yourself (DIY) segment of the automotive aftermarket, female DIY vehicle maintainers now make up one-third of all DIYers in U.S. households, according to a market research study released by the Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association (AAIA).
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Next Issue:
-Chrysler Crossfire
-Vegas, Baby!
-Tips for Traveling Alone

Luxury Train Excursions
RTM adds new Luxury Train guide for romantic landlubbers who love riding the rails across scenic terrain! [all aboard]

 

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Mighty Aphrodite
Money can't buy you love - but it can buy the freedom to explore Love's Island. Explore Paphos, Cyprus - the balmy birthplace of the ancient Greek love goddess. Follow in the footsteps of Aphrodite to rediscover romance on the shores of the Mediterranean.  [island of love


2003 Sedan Buyer's Guide
Long Live the Family Sedan!

As popular as SUVs have become of late, the heart of the automobile market still belongs to the good old fashioned family sedan. Sure, sedans have changed a lot over time, and in the next few years they are going to change and morph even more. One thing we know for sure is that we've never had so many good, solid options, and each with a distinctly different flavor. Which one will suit you? [Click on!


Quickie Cruises: No Excuses

For first time cruisers looking to get their feet wet or seasoned travelers who just feel the need for a quick escape, three, four and five night cruises are an increasingly popular and inexpensive way to get away from it all. [Learn more!



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Winter Fling in Chicago
Celebrate the last month of winter and swing into spring with an off-season visit to Chicago. March and April are the perfect months for a long weekend visit before the city thaws and crowds migrate back to local sights and attractions. [Go]

Teen Drivers Go Free
Bridgestone/Firestone has partnered with Driver’s Edge™, a nonprofit youth driver-education program, in an effort to lower the number of traffic accidents involving youths through hands-on driver education. Find out how teens can attend one of the 11 free events. [Learn more!

Hunk of Junk Repairs?
Have you ever been in the tough position of owning
a vehicle that's not worth too much but needs an expensive repair? It does presents a problem, especially in today's economy. Luckily, we've got some creative options.
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Safety Ratings Update
In continuing with our quest of keeping you safe behind the wheel, we've compiled statistics and reports on crash tests, safety ratings and other important criteria you should consider before purchasing a new car.
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