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• 1. (219) 947-1600
• 2. (423) 499-3731
• 3. (772) 562-4303
• 4. (951) 225-4935
• 5. 1114949757
• 6. 401-515-4544
• 7. 800-704-4241
• 8. 800867-7769
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• What are some of your favorite dixie dixie quotes?

  My Dixie darling. My Dixie queen. Way down below the Mason-Dixon Line. Down where the honeysuckles are entwined. There’s where the Southern winds are blowing. There’s where the daisies growing. The girls of the North in the gay finery. Whirling around in the society. Singing a song of Dixie darling.

• Why buy pre-owned Nissan at 401 Dixie?

  Since 401 Dixie Nissan is Canada’s #1 volume Nissan dealership, our pipeline of quality and dependable pre-owned Nissan i nventory is unmatched. Conveniently located in the 401 Dixie Automall in Mississauga, we are the ideal place in the Greater Toronto Area to make your next purchase.

• How many dealerships does 401 Dixie Automall have?

  With six dealerships and a selection of restaurants, you’ll have a premium experience at the 401 Dixie Automall.

• Why buy Nissan parts at Bay Ridge Nissan?

  The fun of a new Nissan vehicle doesn’t end after your purchase. Keep your ride looking fresh with our many available auto parts and accessories. Here at Bay Ridge Nissan, we offer the cream of the crop-- high-quality Nissan parts, made for your specific Nissan Altima, Rogue, Pathfinder, Maxima or Sentra.

• When did Winn Dixie change its name to Dixie?

  Later in 1955, Winn & Lovett merged with Dixie Home Stores of Greenville, South Carolina, which operated 117 stores, and changed its name to Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. With this merger, Winn-Dixie broke into the top ten supermarket chains and from the mid-1950s through to the mid-1960s was the most profitable company in the industry.