Vancouver dealer builds up and down | Corolla knocks off Civic for car sales crown | Chevy electrifies the Corvette | Volvo creates U.S., Canada unit | Canada Congress returns

As urban stores vanish, one in downtown Vancouver uses a tight footprint to maintain a toehold

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