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Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 698, 6 May 1916, Page 3

A Car that costs only half the price you'd expect V There was a time when a Motor Car was a luxury only for the wealthy. But to-day, with the advent of the everyone can afford this car, whether for business, for pleasure, or for hoth. The little Saxon takes the place of the Side Car—infinitely more comfortable, more roomy, and very little more in cost. When you ride in a Saxon, how easily you glide over the ground. How readily it responds to the steering wheel! It is an ideal car for a lady to LET US TAKE YOU TOR drive. Even on the roughest roads all shocks and jars are obviated by the perfected arrangements of springs. The four-cylinder engine—the smart, graceful lines of the body, the thoroughness in every detail of construction—these make the Saxon the finest low-price car in the Dominion to-day. There is nothing cheap about the Saxon but its price. A SPIN IN A SAXON WORCESTER STREET, CERISTCHURCH. And at AUCKLAND

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