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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1782, 21 June 1913, Page 4

"UNDER THE BONNET." Thoro is "■ motor-car fair and'' beautiful to tho eye and to all anpoaranco all tlmf 11 oar f"""' 01 ' should be— until you look under tho bonnet. Then you find ft complicated tanplo of mnchinory with carburettor, oil pump and magneto. stowed away in inaccossiblo corners and ft wild confusion of pipes and electrical wires which should mako tho ownor shudder nt tho thought of a roadsido adjustment. American cars have been" tho worst offenders iu this respect, but tho 1913 Studobakcr cars aro signal exceptions to this rule. Under tho bonnet you find n simple, cleanly-designed engine, with all tno adjustable parts linger your hand. In addition to that tho Studcbakcr car has other features which would command attention in any car. It is fitted with, tho Warner electric selfstarter and elcetrio tamps. It lias n quick-adjusting, hood which converts it into a closed car in a jiffy. It has 00111fortablo seats for six, and its cngino is of 35 h.p. Tho price, oomploto with all tlio equipment generally classed.as "extras," is .£395. Tho smaller edition Studobakcr of 25 h.p. soils at X 205. Studobakcr cars are oxhibited at Palmoreton Show. Adams. Ltd., Christchurch, also at Waupamn and I'almcrston North. Agents, J. 13. Grove, 70 Glvuznoo Street, Wellington, Tourist Motor Co., Hastings, E. Ford-Hutohiason. Advt l