STUDEBAKERS & CITROENS.

Waikato Times, Volume 99, Issue 16654, 20 November 1925, Page 6

STUDEBAKERS & CITROENS.

CARS FOR EVERY NEED. Messrs James Tombs and Co., Ltd., are known throughout the Auckland Province for quality motors, and the exhibit at the Summer Show this year calls for favourable comment. Featured amongst the firm’s agencies are the Studebaker and Citroen. The firstmentioned is represented by a light six model fitted with an all-steel hood. This car is instantly convertible into an enclosed car, and has been aptlyspoken of as “two cars in one.” Just by pulling down the which are on the principle of the roller blinds the Studebaker Duplex beeopnes a comfortable Sedan model. It is not necessary here to explain much about the Studebaker motor, for its dependability and economy in running are already well known and appreciated by those fortunate enough to own a Studebaker. In the lighter class attention is directed to the Junior Citroen, a French product, which has stood the test of

lime and a machine which is fast gaining favour amongst users of light cars. It' will be remembered thal a petrol test was recently carried out in Hamilton and Hie remarkable feat of 7a miles to u gallon of petrol was completed by this sturdy little car. The Cilrocn is known the world over; it has been taken over the Sahara Desert, across Australia, and through many of the most tortuous routes in various countries. Two models are available. The 11-h.p. is a comfortable machine, fitted with' smart five and three-seater bodies, whilst the 7-h.p. “baby” Citroen is a remarkable product, full of energy and capable of pulling up the steepest hills or through the deepest mud imaginable. The Citroen is an ideal lady’s car and Messrs Tombs and Go. will he pleased to demonstrate and teach to drive anyone who may be interested. The large and spacious garage is situated in Collingwood Street, where a highly-trained staff is always available to attend to Ihe needs of the motoring public,.