2010 Mazda MAZDA3 Grand Touring
By Casey Williams Built in 1954 by architect Morris Lapidus, Miami Beach’s Fontainebleau was once the most luxurious and modern hotel in the
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2011 Mazda MAZDA2
By Nick Kurczewski The 2011 Mazda MAZDA2 four-door hatchback brings a cute new face to an increasingly crowded sub-compact market currently dominated by
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General Motors’ “Designing Women” Exhibition At The Museum Of The City Of New York
General Motors presented its “Designing Women” exhibition, a look back at the influence of female automotive designers within the American automotive giant, on Monday, June 28, at the Museum of the City of New York.
From post-WWII North America, through the era of horn-rimmed glasses and tail fins, and up to modern-day machines like the Cadillac XTS Platinum Concept, the event offered a candid take on the female influence within the halls of the GM design world.
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2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Reviewed by Gaywheels.com This is going to be two stories, really: a story about a car, and a story about a company. The
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Preview: 2011 smart electric drive
By Casey Williams You’ve been warned. There’s an invasion of battery-powered electric cars approaching. Tesla already carved out its niche at the top
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Humpday Humor: Two Car Commercials That Should’ve Been
Here at Gaywheels, we tend to get a little punchy on Wednesdays, and that goes double for Wednesdays that fall before long holiday weekends. So although we are working on a couple of great car reviews at the moment, we’re feeling a little too giddy to talk sensibly about trannies and driveshafts.
Well, you know what we mean.
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2011 Ford Mustang GT Convertible
By Casey Williams From the available red-and-white-striped seats to the wind it puts in your face, the 2011 Ford Mustang GT Convertible is
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smart BRABUS: Spicy Collegiate Timbit
By Casey Williams Two of my favorite places to visit in New Haven, Connecticut are Claire’s Corner Copia at Yale and the Canadian-import
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Subaru Owners: Wear Your LGBT Pride On Your (Car’s) Behind
Time and again, Subaru has proven itself one of the most LGBT-friendly brands on the market, and you guys clearly know it. Unfortunately, that knowledge hasn’t always translated into sales of Outbacks, Foresters, and the like: Gaywheels readers do consider an automaker’s record on LGBT issues when cruising the car lots, but that doesn’t mean that it’s their top purchasing criteria.
Now, Subaru has launched a new campaign that aims to fix that — at least in part. Taking a page from Foursquare and Gowalla (which took pages from the Boy Scouts, the Brownies, and class rings), Subaru is not offering badges for owners. The badges come in two parts: one that tells the world how many Subarus you’ve owned (e.g. “This is my 4th Subaru!”) and another that says a bit more about your personal interests.
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The Dangers Of Five-Inch Pumps And New Car Launches
When Katy Perry first entered the national consciousness, it was mostly because of (a) her semi-provocative song about kissing another girl, and (b) the thumping bassline that accompanied it. I say “semi-provocative” because the lyrics of “I Kissed a Girl” read like a college freshman’s “I was sooooo drunk” story. You know: it was an exciting roller coaster ride, but she’s not getting back on it anytime soon. Nevertheless, many in the LGBT community thought they’d found a friend in Perry, whether or not she was 100% serious about the girl-on-girl.
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