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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1775, 13 June 1913, Page 4

,£13,000,000 WORTH OP AUTOMOBILES. During this present year of graoe, 1913, the Studebaker Corporation of Detroit, U.S.A., plans to build Studebakor motorcars to the value of .£13,000,000. Not only will it build theso care, but it will sell ovcry last ono of them. "There must bo a tremendous doirnnd?" you say. And when you seo the 1913 models of the Studebaker car yon will seo the reason for the demand. The 35 h.p. Studcbalcor is a powerful, yet light, car, ideally suited to New Zealand conditions. It has e?ats for four, with two Additional collapsible reats. It is' <i beauty in appearance, finished in French grey ami dark blue, with bright parts nickel-plated. It embodies in every lino and every detail th*> very latest and best practice of English and Continental automobile enffinoers. tinder Mm boiuwt you find a bin, simple. cleanly-designed engin», a foolproof »ngin«. A Warner electric selfstartar attends to the starting of til# engin«. A Bosch magneto banishes ignition troubles. The "Jiffy" hood, witli its handsome sid» curtaino, converts tho car into a wind-proof, «lo»cd car. literally 'm a jiffy." Tho rear axis is full, floating. Thero is nothing cheap, nothing skimped. ,£395 brings this car complete with electric lamps, hood, spare Tim and tyre, speedometer—in fact, all "extras. Mr. P W Fampson, our representative, c.o. Etnniro Hotel, will be uleastd to give demonstrations on the hills around Wellington during the next day or so. At ih? Palmei'ston Winter Show wo will show tho 35 h.p. StudelxiUoT, and also tho 25 hi) model, n miniature edition of tho 35 h.p. car, and sold at X2SIS. Adams, Ltd «ole New ZeaJand agents for StudclNike'r Caw (Grove Motor Co., Qhuzneo Btroot. Walliiurton. wrontiO.-Advt,