If it works like what we call a Local Service District in New-Brunswick, it's the sparsely populated area between official towns/village with no Municipal governement. They're managed directly by the Provincial governement and they have no representatives at the Legislative Assembly.
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Later, at the dealership:
Nah, just have to worry about fading by sitting in the sun.
Sport Trac had it too. At least the first gen had it, wouldn't bet on the second one.
Those single color King Ranch (white one in the lead picture) looks amazing - surprised Ford never offered it before!
I'm a Mustang guy, but I always loved those.
A SWB next-gen Expedition. Then offer a new Raptor package on the trio (F150/Bronco/Expedition).
The kind of cars featured in insurance ads.
It looks pretty cool. The Canadian Mint makes some really nice special edition issues.
It was part of a 'Transportation' series, including the SV1, the first car built in Canada, various locomotives and ships.
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They were built about an hour an a half from here. Provincial government loss around 25 millions dollars on that project.
'Peter' literally means 'Farting' in French.
Can't believe GM managed to screw up the opportunity they had. They obviously had the better end of this deal compared to Toyota.
Interestingly, Ford might be the one to make it works again with the 2015 F150. Better late than never!
Yup, they were quite commons here in Canada.
Same. They remind's me of Ford's 2002 Interceptor Concept, a tarted-up Crown Victoria.
The S3 should've used this body.
Yup, but remember Chevrolet is still nowhere close to Ford.
They each used a different strategy: GM choosed to have a good halo brand, hoping it's reputation trickle down to their other offering. Ford decided to have a strong bread and butter line-up before investing in their low profitability products.
It's working…
Pre-production?
Because Ford released diagrams of the new parts among the press pictures of the car.
What add-on? It's been there since 2011. And people won don't like them can get rid of them in 25 minutes for 5 bucks. And 15 minutes of those 25 minutes is the drive to the local hardware store to get the plugs.