WOMEN’S TEMPTATION

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXVI, Issue 283, 13 November 1936, Page 14

WOMEN’S TEMPTATION

Every woman who has taken a trip to the Peait in the new Vauxhall 14 h.p. six-cylinder “aloon will find this car an absolute necessity for the future and husbands and fathers are likely to find that they have little place until tliev have given in to the pesterings of their wives and daughters. Not. however, that the mejifolk either could resist such an attractive car, for attractive, indeed, they are from every point of view. First, in appearance' they would please even the most particular, for the range of lovely colour schemes is appealing and each car has real leather upholstery throughout to match. Then again they carry five passengers in comfort with six on occasions, there being ample room for thrae people ou the front seat, which is in one piece and adjustable. The car is wonderfully easy to handle, light to steer, syncro-mesh gears and knee-action type springing. It is -,pecially sprung throughout and has the great advantage of no draught ventilation so that Wf>mcn passengers can enjoy plenty of fresh air and at the same time’ travel in drawing-room comfort.

When motoring to the Peak in this light English ear one realises that the performance rivals many big American cars as it reaches the top at an effortless 25 to 3'l miles an hour and corners can be taken at 30 m.p.h. without the slightest tendency to roll or skid. Prospective purchasers nftist consider economy in the coat and opera-

tion, ano all will be tempted by a mileage of 26 to 30 miles to the gal.mi. while the complete car can be delivered at one’s door for only £330. If you are considering a new car just ring Baillie Motors Ltd. ’plume 2515, the sole Vauxball agents, and they will be delighted to v.iv< von a trial drive without any obpgatiou on your part. A trial spin will be a revelation in comfort, speed and ccunoruy.