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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 76, 30 March 1935, Page 13

BRITAIN'S DEPENDABLE CAR - ||||| x 81 •/•• ■■ ■ •. |§g ;'wHH ... what AUSTIN OWNERS Stf? about INVESTING ™,r ™» "100.000 MILES & NOT A PENNY SPENT ON REPAIRS" (as illustrated below) combines beauty, " style and smartness with powerful per"l purchased an Austin Seven Tourer in September, 1928, and have this day Si ' completed 100,000 (One Hundred Thousand) miles in same. The car has given , ™' me no trouble at all, and has not let me down once. I can still get 40-45 miles tyres, and all the improved features - \vj- i_i 4-* £ and refinements of the new Austin per hour out of it, and get 50 miles to a gallon or petrol. With the exception or range. jg» decarbonising and a new set of piston rings, also brakes relined once, it has not fob Airland cost me a penny for repairs!" It's so easy to choose a car on looks, or after half-an-hour's run. But wait a month or two, a year or two, -- -' and then judge your car by what it has done, and what it has cost you. That's why Austin is an investment. Thousands of miles of dependable running without a ||MHBMi|MM||BIMpI penny spent on repairs, the lowest depreciation of any •'. car on the road .. . aren't these the things that matter? < I jj|%i H .iiipj f''-"- | * &Kcr y , jBl SEA BROOK. FOWLDS LTD. 77-83 SYMONDS STREET : : : : : : « t t t AUCKLAND, C.l. Direct Factory Distributors for THE AUSTIN MOTOR CO. LTD., OF ENGLAND. , ( ' " /" ' I To-night's "8 o'clock" I CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIPS I COLLEGE ATHLETICS I RACING IN THE SOUTH MOTOR CYCLE RACES I Also: Yachting, Rowing, Bowling, Cycling, etc.