B. HOLMES

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

B. HOLMES

RIDGWAY ST. GARAGE DODGE CARS AND AUSTIN TOURING CARS Increased value —two words sum up the policy which has guided and controlled Dodge Brothers efforts in planning the many refinements recently made in the chassis and bodies. In addition to dependability, economy and long life, every buyer of one of these improved types finds exceptional new smoothness of engine operation with increased power and quietness. The result is unquestionably the greatest values in Dodge Brothers’ history. The rich, attractive new colours and the unusually smart lines of these low, graceful bodies have stirred the admiration of buyers everywhere. Dodge Brothers’ sound basic chassis design, constantly refined for eleven years, insures the purchaser a car true in every detail to the world-wide reputation of all Dodge Brothers products—dependable service and long life at low cost. Absolute quietness and smoothness of operation have resulted from notable improvements in the engine and starting system. The reduced weight of the ail steel bodies gives the car a surprising new snap and elasticity. The interiors are comfortable and roomy. The unusually long, flexible, underslung chrome vanadium steel springs, the large baloon tyres and the deep upholstering afford exceptional riding qualities. Appointments are of the highest character throughout. The six cylinder Dodge Sedan is here and on exhibition at the show-grounds. Just watch the engine and study its beauty. The Austin seven tourer is easily the best small car in the world. Wonderful efficiency. Lowest running costs. Perfect performance. Simple control See for yourself at the Show.