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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22111, 5 June 1937, Page 20

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Flowing Lines reveal a Sleekness ordinarily reserved to high priced cars . ■ n This car is a new delight to that large body of discerning motorists who appreciate the many advantages of a high efficiency car of medium size, price, and weight. The new “Willys” possesses brilliant beauty. It has individuality. It is a wonderful performer . . . yet a miser for economy. Up to 35 miles to the gallon and 1,200 miles to the quart of oil. A car that gives you unequalled economy combined with car comfort and roominess of a really big high priced car . . . and . . . what is equally important, a car that will always command a top price for resale. <lhe NEW New roominess is a feature of this latest “ Willys. » » seats six passengers with room to spare. It is a wider car than former models . . . full standard track. Every feature represents the advanced ideas of to-day. Extra large brakes. Deep cushioned seats. Safety glass all around. Built-in luggage trunk. A car that you will be proud to own, yet a car that will, by its economy, give you a thousand miles of free travel every year. i 4 s tzp s SOUTH ISLAND MOTORS LTD. 145*147 ARMAGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Anzac Square, Dunedin Farmers’ Garage, Timaru. K. D. Sheehan, Ashburton; Sales Representative, G. T. Clarke, Ashburton. T. Hewton, Lincoln. West Coast Representative: I. H. Balkind, McGlashan’s Garage, Greymouth. R. Wylde, Runanga. Mitchell’s Garage Blenheim. A. E. Shuttleworth, Wakefield, Nelson. Sales Representative: J. R. Sim, C/o. C. G. Hall’s Garage* Collingwood Street, Nelson. ’