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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 184, 6 August 1925, Page 14 (Supplement)

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Note: Olympia Exhibition, Stand 23, Shed 20 The British ROVER ROVER, 9-20 h.p. These are the latest Rover Light Cars on longer chassis. Special oversea models, capable of developing 20 h.p. Made in two models—the 4-seater Touring and 3-seater Roadster. Engine: 4-cylinder, overhead valves, water-cooled, monobloc cylinder casting, detachable head, water circulation by Rotary Vane Pump. Price: Touring, £310. Roadster, £295. Something New! The ROVER, 14-45 h.p. EXHIBITED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN AUCKLAND. See what the "Daily Chronicle" says: — The "Daily Chronicle," referring to the 14-45 Rover, says: "The Chassis as a whole is as fine a piece of automobile engineering as Britain has ever produced. This new Rover production embodies every feature which motorists agree are desirable for high road performance, comfort, and convenience. "Nothing has been overlooked, and the engine develops far above even its normal rating of 45 h.p. It will propel the car at over 60 m.p.h., if desired, yet 25 miles to the gallon of petrol is normal consumption. Built and finished in the Rover way." Price, £750. Distributors: Associated Motors LIMITED. 5, Gittos Street (near Railway Bridge), Parnell, Auckland. Phones 42-508, 43-059. P.O. Box No. 1048.