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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18895, 18 December 1924, Page 14

TREMENDOUS DEMAND EOT? NASH CARS. WAITING LIST OF 7800 DESPITE RECORD-BREAKING OUTPUT. Though Nash production is at the highest level it has ever attained, and though the motoring industry, as a whole, is far below the peak of business, the new Advanced Six and Special Six Yash Models have swept sales to a point so far beyond the best previous mark that unfilled orders total 7800 cars. It would seem, therefore, that them is something a good deal more than advertising propaganda in Mr. C. W. Nash's claim to have built "the Supremo Six for 1925." Tf this were not so. would anyone prefer to wait for a Nashln communities throughout, the world citizens of standing are doincr just that. Happily, with increased output unreasonable delay is eliminated for those who act with promptitude in placing orders. The situation is being rapidly remedied by an increasing rate of production. However, to ensure fairness to all, Nash distributors generally have adopted the rotation basis of taking tare of customers. As far as New Zealand is concerned forward orders placed by the New Zealand Distributors, some time ago, will take care of requirements meantime. Now stocks will arrivo in December and January, and cars can he booked if buyers will act immediately. Nash enthusiasts can rest assured that, whatever measures aro used to overtake the surplus of orders in the two Nash factoring these will not. include skimoing of quality. Mr. Nash will not allow any consideration to interfere with the maintenance of fine quality, on which the reputation of his car has been built. Remember you never saw a crowd waiting at tho booking office for a poor show. Get your order in now to ensure early delivery. Come in to-day for inspection and a trial run. I'll expect you.—W. S. Miller, top Khyber Pa*?;, Auckland, Sole Local Agent. Always open. Phone 3257.—AdvU