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In 1953, five different Japanese companies merged to form Fuji Heavy Industries. They adopted a cluster of five stars as the logo of the line of vehicles they introduced. Fuji Heavy Industries chose the name Subaru for these vehicles. It´s the Japanese word for 'unite'. Subarus were first introduced into the United States in 1968. The first Subaru in North America was the 360, a mini-car with a 25hp engine. It went from 0-50 in 37 seconds. Not surprisingly, it wasn´t a huge bestseller. Canadians got their first exposure to the benefits of Subaru All-Wheel Drive in 1976. That was the year that Subaru Auto Canada Limited introduced a full range of Subaru vehicles into the country. In 1989 this company was taken over by Subaru Canada, a subsidiary of Fuji Heavy Industries. They began an expansion process that would eventually result in a network of over 100 dealers across the country. Docksteader Subaru opened in 1993.

The Northshore Auto Mall officially opened in December 2001, forever changing automobile retailing in the Lower Mainland. Today the $75-million development is considered one of the very best locations to purchase and service a vehicle and is a showcase of state-of-the-art facilities offering an outstanding mix of new and used inventory, from import to domestic and economy to luxury vehicles. As residents of the North Shore, we also understand the importance of contributing to a healthy and prosperous community. Over the years we have been pleased to be very active in our local community through our scholarships, sponsorships, charitable donations to the Family Services of the North Shore and many on-site events like our annual Toy Drive.

101 Physio specializes in the physical rehabilitation of post-surgical patients, individuals with a sports injury, motor vehicle accident victims, injuries within the workplace, including general, acute and chronic injuries. Appropriate and comprehensive custom treatment programs are specifically designed to help you recover from the pain or injuries you experience.