This means that you can visit our service department directly to have your glass or windshield repaired or replaced without ever having to do the Windshield Dial a Claim with ICBC.
It’s so easy! If you have Comprehensive coverage, you can just visit us directly to get your windshield or other auto glass replaced or repaired. ICBC Glass Express shops meet industry-leading standards for quality work and customer service. You can count on them to safely repair or replace your auto glass.
Updated with new video, thank you Nanaimo. All 100 Jerseys are gone, and we have food and money for the Salvation Army piled up!!
Updated with new video the morning of Thursday, April 28th.
We wanted to show our incomparable support for the Canucks, find a way to help our local food bank, and have some fun during the play offs that are happening right now… Steve Marshall Ford Lincoln acquired 100 Canuck jerseys!
We are giving away a Canucks jersey (no purchase necessary) to anyone who brings in a non-perishable food item or a monetary donation for the Salvation Army and test drives a new Ford or Lincoln vehicle on April 28th or 29th.
That’s it! So easy (and rewarding) to Make a Difference in Nanaimo! Get your FREE Canucks jersey:
Bring a non-perishable food item, or a monetary donation, for the Salvation Army
With Earth Day approaching and soaring gas prices weighing heavily on the minds of consumers, it’s timely kbb.com has named two Ford vehicles to its 2011 Top 10 Green Car list – the 2011 Ford Fusion Hybrid and 2012 Ford Focus. Editors of kbb.com say Fusion Hybrid was an easy pick, because along with its outstanding fuel economy of 41 mpg city and 36 mpg highway, “it delivers the driving dynamics and comfort that make the conventional Fusion so endearing.” Likewise, Focus’ impressive fuel economy of 28 mpg city and up to 40 mpg highway is just one of the things they liked about the all-new vehicle: “Our favorite features are its excellent handling, impressively outfitted interior, sweet Euro styling and the availability of cool features,” kbb editors said.
Came across this great article at The Globe and Mail, the exchange between Jeremy Cato and Michael Vaughan is hilarious, but really illustrates some great points: You can’t go wrong with the purchase of an F-150, especially after 31 years running as the best selling truck in North America!
Can I go wrong buying a new F-150 with regards to quality and reliability? – Sean
Vaughan: Uh, no, you can’t. Thanks for your letter, Sean.
Cato: I will, and will use facts to support it. First, vehicle longevity. Sean is right to suggest Toyota has everyone else trumped. According to DesRosiers Automotive Consultants, more Toyotas built in the last 25 years are on the road now than any other vehicle brand. Eighty-two per cent of Toyota’s light trucks and 72 per cent of Chevy trucks and 64 per cent of Ford trucks. That’s the long-range stuff.
In J.D. Power’s 90-day Initial Quality Study, the F-150 and the GMC Sierra are both Top 3 pickups. No Tundra there; it’s had its problems. The facts suggest Ford and GM pickups are better.
Vaughan: For the record, I also like what Ford has done with the engine lineup of the 2011 F-150.
Cato: Right. New, notably more fuel-efficient engines right across the line. Sean, my first pick is the F-150.
Operation Nanaimo-Gram (from the Heart of Nanaimo to our Heroes in Afghanistan) is sponsored by the Vancouver Island Military Museum and the City of Nanaimo.
On June 1st, 2 flags and 7,000 greeting in 12 books left Nanaimo for the troops in Afghanistan.
They were distributed to all the Canadian troop bases, including Forward Operation Bases(FOBs)through the chaplains.
This flag has travelled over 24,000 km. and is signed by 100 “heroes”-Canadian Forces from Army, Navy and Air, from Privates to Captains.
This flag was raised at the Kandahar Air Base,and went out on missions in Chinook helicopters.
It will be on display at various locations around Nanaimo this Spring 2011.