AS A MANUFACTURING and busi- pactness of construction and yet with com* ness achievement, the success of the fort of such superlative degree. /% Chrysler Six in its first year before l n a word, the Chrysler Six—in the 25A -A- -X_tne public is remarkable enough. year o f th e motor car, when it might have But it is even more remarkable since, both in seemed that the full gamut of engineering number of cars produced and in money-vol- and manufacturing ingenuity had been run ume, it reaches figures never before recorded —gave to the public a car which in size and in the 25-year history of the motor car. weight, in comfort and room, in performance In its first year, just - „ andeconomy,inalertclosed, Chrysler Six ness and stamina, has built and shipped T was precisely what more than 32,000 I | f the public had long cars. The public has 1 wanted, but never eagerly paid over i * ww al before received. $50,000,000 for the Without A Parallel The Chrysler Sbc was SrSo O ri„ e ? n) Sp" g In Motor Car History riorities which were . achieved unknown until W k offered thosc Chrysler revealed « which thc them - public sense of One year ago the Ji ■" - p ■=» the fitness of things Chrysler Six was little admires and desires, more than a name to the public at large. It brought a new alertness and aliveness to* Beyond the word of Walter P. Chrysler the motor car—a flashing acceleration that that it was striking an entirely new note in is pure delight. As never before, it joined motoring performance and efficiency and roominess and conservation of space. It comfort, it was an unknown quantity. revealed performing abilities which had Today it is the one car talked about above always been just beyond reach. Now see all others. w hat has taken place. Never before has a motor car so quickly What has come to Chrysler Six in its first and completely captured the whole public, year is nothing more than the reward and the Never has any car appealed so irresistibly to recognition which the world is sure to buyers of all classes, and to owners of all bestow upon something distinctively superclasses of cars. ior to that which has preceded it. Never has any car so completely swept aside Thus Chrysler Six completes the first of traditions or so surely pointed the way to what enthusiastic Chrysler owners predict the obsolescence of the cumbersome, the will be many successful years—years in heavy and the wasteful in motoring. which we shall earnestly strive to keep the Never before have such results as Chrysler Chrysler as far ahead of the wasteful and the Six provides been achieved with such com- commonplace as it stands at this minute. %e Ghrysler Sjx
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Wairarapa Age, 19 March 1925, Page 3
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