Fun-Times-Event-Rentals near Salt Spring Island BC (1864 Result(s))

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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 Antique Warehouse opened its doors in 1989 and quickly gained a reputation as an exciting new source for quality European antiques and vintage furnishings. Such was the demand for the store's steady supply of imported pieces that in just a few years the showroom was expanded from 4500 sq.ft. to almost 12000 sq.ft. making it the largest importers of European Antiques in Vancouver.