THE LADY’S MOTOR-CAR.

Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 89, 11 January 1923, Page 7

THE LADY’S MOTOR-CAR.

Tire enclosed car has now become almost the universal typo for ladies’ use, and the most popular sort of enclosed car is undoubtedly the 6-cylin-der 3-seater coupe. Smart in appearance, comfortable to drive and to ride in, the Studebaker Light Six-cylinder Coupe is in tremendous demand all tho world over, for a variety of reasons. It is powerful, speed is easily controlled, the braking is absolutely efficient, and the most nervous lady drivers feel fully confident when at the wFocl. For summer us? tho coupe’s sliding windows can be run down, tho wind-screen is of tho divided pattern, and the body is adequately ventilated. The car gives the same comfort, summer and winter, as could be found in a room in one’s home. The engine is particularly quiet and free from vibration, thp interior of the car is beautifully upholstered, and the general appearance of the car, inside and otitis the - last word in quiet dignity. The prii.’O of the Studebaker Six Coupe about a year ago was £B5O. and is now reduced to £585. It may be recommended as an ’ ideal New Year present for wife or daughter. Please write for catalogue, giving illustrations ■.’■'l specifications of this beautifully I.iiahed 3-seater lady’s car, easy to a nd absolutely silent owing to ti.o six-cylinder engine eliminating all vibration's and engine noises. Adams, Ltd., N.Z. Agents for Studebaker motors, Christchurch. N.Z., and nt, Wanganui, Palmerston North, and Timaru. Studebaker agents in all 1 towns in New Zealand. —(By arr.)