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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1508, 20 March 1919, Page 32

__ n The The a - —Z Si z n Q uality —• " —“ — a <y Car -;• - L. ■ ■'■ 7 s p^.• J '~ ■■ ” , ... Speed in any Degree you Want. “From a Snail’s Pace to the Speed of the Wind.” *VE7E remember someone using this phrase in describing ** the wonders of the car he owned. Of course he exaggerated, and we make no such claim for the Crossley. We know, however, that the very unusual flexibility of the Crossley engine, together with the reserve power it has and that it is always at one s command, enables the speed of a Crossley to be so accurately regulated as to meet the most exacting requirements of almost any condition, condition of road or condition of mind. If you seek a car that will give you speed—real speed when you want it —that will afford you safety—absolute safety—and that will set a new standard in ease of Control, your car should be a Crossley. Have you ordered your post-war model ? CONTROLLING AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND: X /1 The Dominion Motor Vehicles Ltd. 65 Courtenay Place, WELLINGTON. CROSSLEY MOTORS LTD., Builders of Quality Cars, MANCHESTER, England.