FAITH IN N.Z. LABOUR.

Grey River Argus, 12 January 1928, Page 6

FAITH IN N.Z. LABOUR.

NEW CHEVROLET WARRANTY. General Motors or New Zealand Lim ited- must have every confidence in the New Zealand workman because of tbd extent they are prepared to go in guaranteeing his workmanship in the production of their cars. The new One Year Warranty General Motors are issuing to purchasers of the new Chevrolet car through their Greymouth Chevrolet agents (Shaef’s) is an important step in motor merchandising. This document sets out that they General Motors, warrant the new Chevrolet car for one year against defective material or workmanship, and undertake to furnish free to the owner a new part to replace the one that proves defective. This action of General Motors is certainly a very different answer to those who refuse to recognise the fact that New Zealand manufactured articles can compete and maintain a standard of efficiency and perfection comparable, if not superior, to that of the imported product. This car, known as the most beautiful in Chevrolet history, still maintains its former reputation as th? best buy on the light car market. Shaef’s, General Motors agent, has one on view.