In Canada, they already the circa-1990 GM with the CSX, a dressed-up Civic sold in the Great White North.

I don't know maybe they was inspired from the "Gran Coupe" model from a early 1970s Plymouth Fury? [www.fuselage.de]

I remember that scene too, unfortunately Youtube didn't have a clip of that scene.

And here a video showing Lada Niva off-road in action in Canada. That video was taken in 2007.

And an older ad from 1984 showing the Signet aka Lada 1500

Here a French-Canadian Lada Samara ad from 1992 broadcasted in the Saguenay/Lac-St-Jean area (north of Quebec City)

How about a Crown Imperial limousine bodied by Ghia or the Cadillac 75 limousine?

Nice ad, but the best was the one featuring a 1966 Chevrolet who was filmed at Fort Macon [www.clis.com] Someone had once posted the clip on Youtube but it was removed. :-(

And one commercial from Brazil.

A 1971 with "Sheriff" Joe Higgins.

Time to post a vintage Dart ad like the 1969 Swinger.

Besides ambulance duty, the Ecolonine chassis-cab was also used as a shuttle bus or small school bus, I guess the F-450 might do the job. Picture from [www.startransbus.com]

And there still the F-350/F-450/F-Superduty who's could be use as an ambulance. Picture from [www.flickr.com]

GM still have the Chevrolet Express (bring back the Chevy Van moniker please) and GMC Savanna and let's converts Suburbans into ambulances as well. Picture from [www.bonnyvilleems.ca]

Who knows? On my side, I taught of the caricatural characters appearing in the Franco-Belgian comic books Lucky Luke.

It's hard to believe but there a K-car club! O_o

Dart SRT-4, hmmm.... I like that suggestion!:-)

And shortly as a M-body "Dippy" variant.

And also the Aspen was renamed Dart south of the border from 1976 to 1980.

Hard to believe, but in Mexico in the early-to-mid 1980s. They used the Dart name for a K-car variant.