THE FOLLOWING are the
scheduled road closures and
detours for the coming week in
North Vancouver District, City,
West Vancouver District and
along area highways
* North Vancouver District:

Doliarton Highway Reconstruc-
tion Project: No delays.

Gallant Ave: Curb and sidewalk
installation. Flag contro! in effect.
Lonsdale Ave.-29th Street to
Kings Ave: Widening of Lonsdale
to begin Feb. [1. Expected to fast
for between three and four weeks.
Please comply with all signs and
obey flag contro! personnel. Tem-

Sentra garners honor

THE 3.3-million-member, not-
for-profit Canadian Automobile
Association (CAA) recently pres-
ented the CAA Used Car Perfor-
mance Award for i991 to Nissan
Canada Inc.

Nissan earned this year’s award
for its popular Sentra model,
years 1987 to 1989.-

This year’s CAA ‘pyramid’
award is the second consecutive
earned by Nissan. Nissan was
presented the award for the first
time last year, also for the Sentra
model.

The solid bronze pyramid,
symbolizing engineernig excellence
and durability, has become one of
the more prized achievements
available to automobile manufac-
turers in Canada, primarily
because it recognizes owner
satisfaction.

The award is based on three
main criteria: level of owner
satisfaction; mechanical reliability
and cost of repairs; and the
number of owners who would
choose the same car again if given
the opportunity to go back in time
when they bought the vehicle. The
award is the result of information
provided by respondents to CAA’s
Vehicle Durability Survey.

Over 20,000 Canadian motorists
responded this year. Qualifying
cars for the award must have been
produced in the 1987, 1988 and
1989 model years.

This year’s top 10 vehicles in-
clude: .
Nissan Sentra
Honda Accord
Toyota Camry
Mercury Grand Marquis*

. Chevrolet Caprice
Honda Civic

Toyota Corolla

. Buick Le Sabre

. Chrysler New Yerker
. Mazda 626

SW DANADURWN oe

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New methods used

to build Saturn

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parently easier on the legs.) The
car can be raised or lowered to
suit the workers’ height.

The Saturn project also repre-
sents a major step forward in
North American management-
labor relations. For the first time,
all decisions at the plant are
reached by a consensus of
Management and United Auto
Workers union representatives.

New employees receive five days
of ‘awareness training’ to show
them how to work in teams and
how to reach decisions by consen-
sus. Even after that, employees
get up to 750 hours of additional
* training.

’ General Motors’ enormous in-
_vestment in Saturn will either be
the most successful project ever
attempted by a world automaker,
or a huge, financial disaster.
Saturn has to sell a lot of cars to
break even, estimated at 500,000
per year.

The wonderful thing, and the
scary thing about our free-market
economy, is that the customer
always has the final word.

porary lane markings in effect.

* North Vancouver City: No
scheduled road closures or
detours.

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© West Vancouver District: No
scheduled road closures or
detours.

© Ministry of Highways:
Squamish Highway: Expect 20
minute delays 16 kilometres north
of Horseshoe Bay between 9 a.m.
and 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 4
Monday to Friday until further
notice.

FRANK STIRLING

*Aiso includes Ford LTD
Crown Victoria, Colony Park and
Country Squire.

Complete survey results appear
in GaAs Autopinion Annual °9! '
publication, a complete car people
buyer’s guide containing specifica- 50,0008 tor
tions axd color photos of all 1991 .
automobiles and light trucks as protect Canada’s
well as comprehensive information endangered species.
on older models for the used car
buyer.

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Friday, February 8, 1991 — North Shore News - 29

Equipped with 4 speed, automatic, 6
cylinder, all season radials, AM/FM cassette,
air conditioning, electronic dash, many col-

ors to choose trom

. SPECIAL PER MO.| :
* 50 O.AC.\‘s -“
Lense $357) ots

Based upon $2,000 down, 36 months
closed end jease. Tots! pald $10,478 plus taxes O.AC.

Dealer 5487 CHEV-OLDS LTb.

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