East Vancouver’s budding auto dealership cluster is taking shape. Plans for another dealership — this time, Land Rover — were submitted to the city earlier this month.
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Source: The Columbian
And Land Rover makes five: East Vancouver stretch of Mill Plain awash in car dealership plans
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