50,000 MOTOR GARS IN ONE YEAR.

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12840, 9 December 1911, Page 5

50,000 MOTOR GARS IN ONE YEAR.

The total output of cars from tho greatest American '.automobile factories , —that of tho Studpbaker-E.M.F. Cor- j : poration—during 1812...wi1l be 50,000. j | AVhy is it that one American manufac- '■ ! turer can find a market approximately j four times as large as all' the manu- ; facturers in the United Kingdom 9 The i reason is found in the low price of the! E.M.F. and Flanders cars, combined ; with flawless perfection and absolute I •reliability. The lrigh quality of the | cars has brought about an enormous i demand, and the enormous output has \ lossened the cost of construction v.o a'■ degree impossible in England. Look \ a€ the value given, and >ou will under- j stand why these cars are the most j popular in the world. The 1912 I E.M.F. has a handsome four-seater,! flush-sided body, an engine power of 30-horse, Michel in tyres, and equipment j of Cape hood, wind shield and five ; lamps, all for £375. The Flanders four-seater has a similar up-to-date bfldy, an engine power of 20-horse. anc ! •tho same tyres and equipment. The, 'price is £295. Only the world's big- j j'gest nnd best-equipped factory can turn ! ] out cars at such a price. We hnvo just I i landed a, few of these oars, which can j be inspected at our garage in Nixon j Place. Call and see them. Adams, ) I Ltd., sole New Zealand agents. j

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