THE TEST OF THE OVERLAND RELIABILITY.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1714, 3 April 1913, Page 8

THE TEST OF THE OVERLAND RELIABILITY.

The test of a Car is its performances— not for a day, a month, nor a year, but continuous service for years—such as the Overland Oars aro designed (o witllsfcaiid. To secure theso results every picce of material that enters into these cars—the skilful workmanship which completes t.lio whole—must bo tho best that money win buy. Tho latest forms ot scientific manufacture, such as heat treatment of steel, must bo employed. Yet all tho materials in tho world would not make a superlative car unless tho design bo right. Tho design of tho Overland is right, and as evidence that it can withstand a severe test wo quote from a letter received last; March from one of our Agents in Hawke's Bay:—"The car 1 am now running is without doubt par excellence as a J'unabout, having taken me from hero to Wairoa, Waikaremoana, and back, including several hundred miles of demonstration work: hero lo Taupo and back, including several hundreds of miles wlit Ist there with heavy loads lone with three passengers linil about 3cwt. of trout over bad roads), and so far has still got her tyres full of the original wind, while her tool bag has not been so much as opened." Discriminating motorists everywhere are buying the Overland, and tho new )fl!:t Models have many new features. II is equally serviceable (0 the .Doctor, Business man. or Land-owner. The prices of these tine cars range from ,£27, ito -i'l7o. The Overland is easy lo control, and lends ilself readily lo* the demands of cily traffic, or the open highway. Drop us a line and we will send yon catalogues. A. lIATUICIv AND CO.. I.TD„ Sole Agents for North Island, WA NO AN'U I, or WAKEFIELD ST., Opposilo Town Hall, WULLIJTGTO.W