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Wairarapa Daily Times, 8 December 1925, Page 6

QUALITY, NOT EXPEDIENCY, GOVERNS NASH PRODUCTION METHODS. The rivalry among leading motor car manufacturers has to-day reached such a pitch that, in the, heat of competitive effort, there inevitably arises temptation to expedient and compromise. The quality of the materials is cut; the workmanship is skimped, and then follows the familiar announcement, j “Another Startling Price. Reduction.” Proof that such tactics are not acceptable to the mass of discerning carbuyers is afforded in the mounting sales of the New Nash. The policy behind the manufacture of Nasli cars is clearly outlined in the recent statement by Mr. C. W. Nash, "Above all 1 value public respect for the cars that bear my name.” In that simple statement lies a world of significance. It constitutes a pledge of good faith; a promise of rigid adherence to the highest principles of manufacturing practice . To-day, right throughout the world, under all climes and conditions, Nash is demonstrating anew the potency of quality. Week by week, mouth by month, Nash sales are rising steadily higher and higher. Production has been greatly increased, and still the magic attraction of quality keeps calling up new armies of buyers to take the place of those who have bought . For twelve successive months Nash sales and production have swept far past the records set by the, corresponding months a year ago. Now;, with the introduction of the New Nash Models for 1926, and the New Nash-built Ajax, Nash prestige stands higher than ever. The l NasliAjax range now provides open models from £350 and closed models from £450. All have, force-feed lubrication, fourwheel brakes, five balloon tyres and disc whee,ls at no extra cost. The local Nnsh-Ajax agent will gladly place a demonstration car at your disposal. -Sole local agent: Lyttlc and Co., Ltd., Masterton.

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