• Behind the Wheel: This suggests a focus on automobiles, driving, and the automotive industry. Potential names could emphasize different aspects:

  • Gearhead Gazette: Appeals to a more technical, enthusiast audience.
  • The Open Road: Evokes a sense of freedom and adventure.
  • Auto Evolution: Highlights innovation and technological advancements.
  • Wheelspin: A dynamic and action-oriented name.
  • Road & Track Review: Classic and straightforward, suggesting reviews and comparisons.
  • The Driver's Seat: Positions the reader as the central focus.
  • Motoring Monthly: Simple, clear, and indicates publication frequency.
  • High Octane: Suggests performance and excitement.
  • Inside the Cockpit: Focuses on the driver's perspective and experience.
  • Velocity: Short, punchy, and emphasizes speed.
  • Cruising Altitude: Could be used if the magazine also covers luxury vehicles or travel.
  • Shifting Gears: Suggests change and progress within the automotive world.
  • The Asphalt Journal: A more sophisticated and literary title.
  • Torque & Traction: Technical terms that appeal to knowledgeable readers.
  • Revved Up: Energetic and exciting.

  More niche options, depending on the specific focus:

  • Electric Avenue: (If focused on electric vehicles)
  • Classic Rides: (If focused on vintage cars)
  • The Tuning Shop: (If focused on car modification)
  • Women Behind the Wheel: (If focused on female drivers or perspectives)
  • Green Mile: (If focused on eco-friendly vehicles)

The best name will depend on the specific content and target audience of the magazine. Consider testing different names with potential readers to gauge their reactions.