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- Jul 8, 2026
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Our Rides: A Wagon No More – Lavender Magazine (opens the original)
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This is a story that just got a new chapter. For over 30 years, our go-to “wagon” was the Subaru Outback. It was originally introduced as part of the Legacy lineup, with added cladding, a slightly raised ground clearance and a more rugged appearance apart from standard-issue mid-size wagon. It would be considered one of the first true crossovers, combining a wagon with SUV qualities and tendencies. Predating the Forester by a few years, the Subaru Outback became a mainstay in LGBTQ+ households.
Our Rides: Seen Without a Glass – Lavender Magazine (opens the original)
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Our community has always been seen as different from everyone else. Practically everything we do reflects that point of view. While we sometimes want to conform, we always find something that distinguishes us from the norm. Regardless of your worldview, there is always something that will stop you in your tracks. Something that is indeed different from anything we define as normal. That is why we always have an eye on design and how our psyche reacts to it. One look at the 2026 Polestar 4, and y
The Curtain Call – Lavender Magazine (opens the original)
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In the fall of 1989, one car changed the automotive world order. At that time, the upwardly mobile had gone into a consumer frenzy for anything “premium” and “luxury.” In this country, that became the signal to reject anything traditionally American. Even though the domestic luxury brands still sold in volume, their market share was being gobbled up by their rivals from Germany. Why? German-made flagship sedans were better engineered and built with a higher level of quality, and their dealership
Our Rides: Where’s the Trail? – Lavender Magazine (opens the original)
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We hate to use the word “butch,” but we’re going to have to in this context. Since the start of our liberation movement, we wanted to express ourselves in a way that gives us the license to exude our power towards equality. LGBTQ+ people of all genders and orientations have worn flannel shirts, jeans and boots to exude this path towards liberation. That also meant owning off-road capable SUVs. Especially ones where you take the top off, fly through the gayborhood, pumping fists into the air and
Our Rides: Just a Little More Power for Your Tiguan – Lavender Magazine (opens the original)
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Dear LGBTQ+ Volkswagen owners and enthusiasts — your SUV has arrived. A year ago, Volkswagen introduced its third-generation Tiguan in the U.S. It came with a mix of current brand design elements, a bump in standard power, an elevated interior and some fun features that caught everyone’s attention. However, there was a little surprise that Volkswagen sprung upon potential compact SUV customers. They gave it more power. First, we have to address an apparent trend in this size class. There used to
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