JOIN THE TOURISTS
WHY NOT A CAR OWNER? NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY OLYMPIA HAS YOUR CHOICE YOUR car is at Olympia, and this summer you are to join the growing- band of happy motor tourists, the people who spend their vacations, Saturdays and Sundays, by beach, river, lake, hill and bush, healthy, contented, full of the joy of living.
XJUNDREDS of owners who have not 0 experienced the joys of summer touring before will take the road this year, but there are thousands yet to become owners.
The sooner they join in the happy band the sooner will they know the freedom and pleasure which attends motoring in the summer.
To the beaches or away from the maddening crowd! Wherever you desire to go the car brings the country to your back door and the trip to the beach is made pleasant; no bustle in trams and no scramble .with the family to reach home again. To those who have never owned a car the advantages cannot be known, but once the convenience of the car has been experienced you will always be a motorist. FOR EVERYONE The increase in the number of cars in Auckland demonstrates the popularity of motoring. Engine -simplicity has made the car the vehicle for the multitude, and there is no necessity to know anything about a car to get the best out of it. Simple instructions, if carried out, can give satisfaction to the new owner and he need never be afraid of having trouble with a new car if he adheres to the fundamental lessons of lubrication All you need in your car is' petrol, oil, and water, and once having obtained your licence the car quickly becomes a part of your home and can be understood in very quick time. Minor mishaps which at times do not give your car the pulling power which it should have can be readily adjusted, and in these days of simplicity of engine design you never hear the old song sung: “Get Out and Get Under.”
The car to-day is designed for the people, and mechanical intricacies have been entirely dispensed with. A
Every person can own a car, and you are not a tourist this summer yc will want to be one, and why dela any longer?
See the whole range at Olympia ar hen join the tourists.
pure novice can handle a car as well as the experienced motorist, and common sense applied to motoring can quickly make the novice proficient. There is no , reason why a large number of people should not own cars. Bedrock prices, which are in some cases less than half the prices asked before the war, place the best car within the reach of all.
Economy of operation can be secured in different makes of cars, and the prospective purchaser can select from numerous designs and prices according to his desire.
Cheaper makes of cars which give excellent service and are designed on the same lines as the dearer makes, are substantially built and will stand up to gruelling work. Economy in the lighter cars is, of course, greater,’ but it is surprising how the price of cars has enabled people who started off with a light car to change over to the heavier and dearer car. PRICE ALTERATION Certain makes of cars which are not much dearer than the cheaper car have become popular as the dropping of prices has brought them within the reach of more people. Prices are governed by competition, and with motoring the demand for sales has been of great assistance to the public, and has helped many people to become owners. Generous terms arranged by firms make it possible for you to become an owner on a small deposit. The instalments make the hire of the car cheaper than paying fares and, in addition, give you the benefit of the car months before you might have been able to afford it had you to pay cash.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 91, 8 July 1927, Page 21 (Supplement)
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