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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 45, 17 November 1925, Page 12

NASH 1926 MODELS CROWN A QUARTER-CENTURY’S ENDEAVOUR. For more than a quarter of a century C. W. Nash has held fixedly to a programme of careful and continuous improvement. In principle and practice he has striven towards finer and finer workmanship, and for more and more exact precision in every process of production. ,The New Advanced Six and Special Six Models now presented not only incorporate refinements of greatest importance, but represent new and greater values throughout the entire range of superb open and closed styles. Sales in America for the two months following the" presentation of the new models equalled 38 per cent, of the total 1924 sales, and the factory commenced the 1925' season 7800 cars oversold. Nash’s soaring sales reflect the public demand for quality. The 1926 Nash is a quality car through and through—and looks if. Though the New Nash sells at a strictly reasonable figure, quality has at no point been sacrificed to price. Every worthwhile new idea in powering, springing, braking, and tyreing an automobile has been incorporated. And the bodv and coachwork, in their arresting beauty and careful finish, are on a par with the engineering skill and precision evident in every detail of manufacture. Inspect the New Nash engine, chassis, paintwork, and coachwork thoroughly' and painstakingly. Determine in this way what the car will cost for maintenance, and what it will look like in the eyes of a prospective puichaser a few vears hence. Sec the New Nash under these conditions, and you will understand what Mr. C. W. Nash meant when he said: “Above all, I value public respect for the car that bears mv name.” , All who have seen and driven in the 1926 Nasil are convinced that it is the greatest motor-car value offering « today. Your local Nash-Ajax Agent will gladly place a demonstration car at your disposal. Sole New Zealand Distributors: The Nash New Zealand Motors, Ltd., Wellington, Dannevjrke, and Christchurch.—AdvL