DOMINION MOTORS, LTD.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19994, 10 November 1927, Page 10

DOMINION MOTORS, LTD.

HUDSON-ESSEX AND FIAT CARS ELEGANCE, UTILITY AND ECONOMY There Is something about the exhibit of the Dominion Motors, Ltd., something that can only be described as an air of aristocratic elegance, combined with utility and economy in cost, that is at once arresting and appealing. The display consists of Hudson-Es-sex and Fiat cars in several different models, perhaps the most noticed being the complete range of Hnds*ons, which include a seven-passenger tourer de luxe, a seven-passenger sedan and a five-seater sedan. These must be seen before their elegance can be appreciatMost popular of all cars on the road to-day, as is evidenced by the fact that they topped the list of sales in the Dominion for the last four months, is the Essex, from the same factory aa the Hudson. The super-six five-passen-ger coach exhibited reaches a new degree in roomy comfort and convenience, the unusual combination of utility, roominess, comfort and exceptional value combining with, the low price (£295) to make an appeal to any prospective purchaser. In the Essex super-six five-passenger sedan the unholstering, deep napped and rich in appearance, is set off with walnut-trimmed windjow moulding and instrument panels. Such pleasiint conveniences as a rear-vision mirror, silken window curtains, dome light, door pocket and. robe rail combine to make the Essex sedan an ideal family car which, at; the price of £350, must be admitted to conspicious leadership.

In addition the Dominion Motors display exhibits two models of the well-known Fiat, the 1 ‘ Car with the International Reputation,” and both these will prove worthy of inspection by prospective purchasers of cars. The five-seater tourer must be seen to be appreciated and the roadster, a sporty little car that must have a strong appeal, will endear itself to anyone in search of a three-seater that combines comfort, neat appearance, reliability and economical running. In passing it may be mentiontd that a record of upwards of 40 miles to the gallon is claimed for the Fiat, which speaks volumes for the economical running of the car in question. Before leaving the Dominion Motors display an inspection should be made of the Hudson sports model which will be voted the last word in sporting cars. A courteous and obliging sales stair will be found eager to show visitors the various models.