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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1469, 20 June 1918, Page 27

The Car of To-morrow, . [zl Car of to-morrow will have to attain a higher standard of service, economy kN | and appearance than the car of yesterday. During the war there has been, so FQj Yj to speak, a breach in the manufacture of motor cars for private use, but this cm Yj breach is the forerunner of great and pleasant surprises. WJ A) After the war, motoring will assume a new role, a role of greater pleasure, greater safety A and greater economy. Better cars will be on the market. JJ The Crossley, for instance, though always accepted as “The Quality Car,” will take on a I new significance. Its record during the war will cause all who study values to consider y; the significance of such proved performance when contemplating the purchase of their car /y for to-morrow. Is it not worth your while to wait for the New Crossley? A CONTROLLING AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND: [A THE DOMINION MOTOR VEHICLES LTD. J} 65 COURTENAY PLACE, W. WELLINGTON. a. (JossleyMotdrs G 9 MANCHESTER