Volvo store's historic marketing campaign | B.C. revamps ZEV rebate policy | AV startup Waabi lands US$200-million investment | The Unobvious Ones | BMW X3 gets a redesign

Volvo Cars Halifax taps into the nostalgia of a record-holding wagon, the city that built it and the two men who drove it around the world in 1980

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