BRITISH CARS IN DENMARK
The new trade treaty just effected between Great Britain and Denmark, under the terms of which Danish tariffs on British cars have been reduced, promises even brighter prospects in Europe for British manufacturers. At least one British firm has been enjoying continued success in the Danish market for the past few seasons—Morris Motors Ltd. Morris sales have steadily increased inthat country year by year, and for the current season to date the Morris factory has received 55 per cent, more orders from Denmark than during the corresponding period of last season. With the new agreement in operation, Morris Motors Ltd. are con fident of receiving a still larger volume of orders. Morris cars were shown both at the British Exhibition in Copenhagen last year, and at the Copenhagen International Automobile Show in February-March.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 164, 14 July 1933, Page 8
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