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NEW RECORDS

MOTOR OLYMPIA CROWDS FEATURES OF LATEST MODELS. - I . IBritish Official Wireless.'] (Received 9.30 a.m.) • LONDON, October 22. The attendances at the Motor Show at Olympia, which will continue open to the end of this week, are making new records. Dealers report most encouraging inquiries from foreign and colonial blayers, as well as increased demand from retailers at Home. Practically every maker has adopted either pre-selector automatic gear boxes or the synchromesh principle. New models are also designed to give greater acceleration, while considerations for safety have impelled improvements in braking systems, and in steering and increased visibility from the driving position. Equipment is once again generous, and several moderate-priced vehicles now include a permanent built-in jacking system, independent of front wheel suspension, which is another feature of growing popularity.

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Northern Advocate, 23 October 1935, Page 8

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NEW RECORDS Northern Advocate, 23 October 1935, Page 8

NEW RECORDS Northern Advocate, 23 October 1935, Page 8

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