Stellantis Canada celebrated 85 years of Jeep with an event along the Detroit River on Wednesday that included plenty of duck memorabilia — a nod to "ducking," the Canadian-born practice of Jeep owners leaving rubber ducks on each others' vehicles. CBC Windsor's Emma Loop was there.
Stellantis Canada celebrated 85 years of Jeep with an event along the Detroit River on Wednesday that included plenty of duck memorabilia — a nod to "ducking," the Canadian-born practice of Jeep owners leaving rubber ducks on each others' vehicles. CBC Windsor's Emma Loop was there.
- Published
- Jul 15, 2026
- Updated
- Jul 15, 2026
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- Cbc
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- Tourism
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