The first player to complete a row, column, or diagonal wins. The goal is to spot objects or landmarks on the side of the road and mark them off on a 4x4 grid bingo card (we suggest creating your own or downloading and printing one out.)

If you're looking for a creative family vacation activity, give this one a try! Road trip bingo is a fun way to pass the time, keep everyone entertained, and teach kids about different states and landmarks.

For example, you could look for a red car, an old truck, or a license plate from your home state. To make the game more challenging, consider adding a time limit or making it about other vehicles on the road. Get a head start by purchasing a vehicle from your local Hennessy Jaguar Atlanta that matches the scavenger hunt description.

When you're planning your next road trip, be sure to add this excellent game to your list of activities. Road trip scavenger hunts are a great way to keep everyone entertained and help make the journey feel like part of the adventure.

The first person to guess correctly earns a point. For example, you might see a blue SUV and say, "I spy with my little eye something blue." One of the best parts about this game is that there isn't a set number of players needed! The goal is to spot objects along the road and call them out.

When you're on the road this summer, keep your eyes peeled for exciting things along the way; you never know what you might find. I-Spy is an interactive way for kids and adults to learn about and engage with their surroundings.

Per the old-fashioned method, players ask and answer questions about the history, culture, and geography of whatever area they're currently traveling through or to. Players can ask general vacation trivia questions as well.

To make it more challenging, you can try to spot plates from all 50 states or set a time limit and see how many you can find in an hour. Not only is the License Plate Game a fun way to pass the time, but it's also a outstanding way to teach kids about geography.

Players attempt to spot objects (including other cars on the road) in alphabetical order. Take the letter B, for example. You might see a billboard, a bumper sticker, or a Buick.

As you go through the letters, you can point out different features of the objects you see and talk about how they work. The Alphabet Game is an engaging way to teach kids about different vehicles and their uses, passing the time productively on a long vacation.

For instance, you might be surprised to find out that most people in the car would rather drive manual over automatic or prefer a road vacation over flying. It's also a creative way to learn more about your travel companions. This game is excellent for when you're looking to start some lively debates.

While we do love Would You Rather as a summer vacation game, it also applies when purchasing a vehicle. Be sure to narrow down the absolute must-haves from the generic wants (Would you rather have a third-row of seating or more storage capacity?). Once you're ready to start test driving, visit any of our Hennessy Automobile Companies stores.

The goal of Hennessy Auto Challenge is simple; players take turns choosing a vehicle from our personalized list of cars for everyone to spot on the road. The first player to spot that vehicle wins a point, and the first player to 10 points wins. But it wouldn't be a proper challenge without having a bonus vehicle would it? Spot the ultra-rare Ford F-250 and add 3 points to your tally!

• Lexus GX460
• Buick Encore
• Lincoln Navigator
• Honda CRV
• Ford F-250 (3 points)
• Jaguar F-Type
• Mazda Miata
• Land Rover Range Rover Velar
• Porsche 911
• Cadillac Escalade
• GMC Yukon

• The Alphabet Game
• Road Trip Bingo
• Road Trip Trivia
• Hennessy Auto Challenge
• I Spy
• Road Trip Scavenger Hunt
• License Plate Game
• Would You Rather?