AutoMecca was an American automotive manufacturer based in Tujunga, California, operational from 1973 to 1978. The company was known for producing the Brubaker Box, a distinctive vehicle that was later renamed the Roamer SportVan. This model was characterized by its unique design and was sold in limited quantities.

In 1977, AutoMecca underwent a reorganization and relocated to Chatsworth, California. The Roamer SportVan was built to customer specifications, allowing for a degree of customization. Additionally, the company offered an off-road racing variant known as the Baja Box. It is estimated that approximately 1,500 units of the Roamer were produced during the company's brief existence.