BRITISH MOTOR CAR VALUE

Northern Advocate, 25 November 1925, Page 9

BRITISH MOTOR CAR VALUE

ARM STRON"G SH>I>LEY FOUR

That a British car , has comc to stay in the North is fully demonstrated at the Show this year by the introduction of the Annstrong-Siddley Four to Whangarei. Thi3 ear has been thoroughly tried out over the roughest roads in the Dominion and has proved the maker's claim that this machine has been built to suit colonial condition?. The Armstrong-Siddley Four is an all-British car which will compete ■•in performance and price with the world's best motor products. Its first cost, fully equipped, is very moderate. Running expenses are light. Petrol consumption averages 25 to 28 miles to the gallon. This car incorporates the knowledge gathered in 20 years' use and manufacture of motor carriages of the highest class. It is backed up with all the experience, resources and reputation of one of the largest engineering organisations in the world, the firm of Sir W. G. Armstrong, IVhitworth and Company, Ltd. Finished in mole colour with brown leather, dark grey with dark green leather, or dark green with upholstery to match, this car commands immediate attention. A full-sized touring car for family use at a price which makes it the best investment in its. class should appeal to prospective car owners. Much valuable information will be supplied at the agents' stand at the show or by a visit to the firm of Messrs A. S. Bevin, Ltd., Rathbone Street, the sole district agents. 28