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THE AUTOMOTIVE success story of the 1980s
is Chrysler Corporation and the seemingly incred-
ible recovery of car manufacturer can be traced to
two primary causes — innovative vehicle design
and a strong network of dealers.

On the North Shore,
that's Jubilee Chrysler.

Jubilee makes automotive
deals from a Marine Drive
location in) North Van-
couver. And the deals they
make are for some of the
most attractive cars and
trucks available.

On -the automotive side,
the line of cars range from
the small Plymouth Horizon
to the elegant lines of the
Chrysler New Yorker Fifth
Avenue. In between are the
popular K cars and one of
the surprise sellers of recent
years — the LaBaron that
combines size, style and per-
formance in an impressive
package.

Chrysler has scored some
of its biggest points,

however, with its trend-set-
ting line of mini-vans. When
the Magic Wagons were first
introduced, Chrysler touch-
ed a responsive chord with
buyers who snapped them up
as quickly as they could be
shipped. Waiting lists of as
long as four or six weeks
were not uncommon, as
motorists discovered it was
possible to package the con-
venience of a van in a size
that made sense in city driv-
ing.

The rise of Chrysler, and
the suceess of Subilee
Chrysler, on the North
Shore, are not just a matter
of design, though. A com-
mittment to quality and in-
novation has helped put the
caremaker in the black.

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JUBILEE CHRYSLER salesinan Mike MeMichael has plenty to smile about. The biggest reason is the trend-setting Magic
Wagor with its small size and big appeal.

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THE CAR may have been emblematic of the failure of a model line, but the Edsel bas automatic transmission, The power piant is the impressive E400. The buge ears also

some devoted fans in the workd of car collecting and it rarely fails to draw comment from
other motorists and pedestrians, Scott Taylor's Edsel is a 1958 that featured the distinctive

featured self-adjusting power brakes and a host of other standard and optional features
that have attracted new buyers more tran 25 years after the car was first introduced,

front end and — in the centre of the steering wheel — an equally delightful push-button