Darpan Magazine presents the grand opening of Honda Burnaby at Marine Way part of the Open Road Auto Group. At the grand opening the launch of the all new all electric 2024 Honda Prologue took place. CEO of Open Road Auto, Christian Chia, shared his excitement on the opening of Honda Burnaby.
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