40,000 OVERLANDS WERE BUILT LAST YEAR.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1999, 5 March 1914, Page 3

40,000 OVERLANDS WERE BUILT LAST YEAR.

Even this enormous output fell .below the demand by liearky 10,000 eats. These facts ate eloquent of tho wonderful popti.lflri.ty of the Qverinnd Car. They are evidence also of the Te«l solid tfalue which the Overland embodies, for only a.car of. sterling ns.erlt .could make such a B-teady and triumphant advaiieo into public favour as this car has done. The Overland is equal in construction, power, siue. design, comfort, style, and equipment to most cars costing 83 per eent, mere. This is a. really conservative -olaim-i for the mshftfaeture of 48,000 cars a year permits the Overland ■Company to operate on such a. largo 6cole t:hat ev.efy pott of ettiry Overland is made in the Overland plant, Further, almost every part. is made by automatic machinerr, and that is what bring? the cost down. Ko man who eontemplates the purchase of a car can afford to- esctade tho Overland. Almost every m'odern'luxury, carried by tho highestprided ears is- included in the price of the Ovsrinhd Oar, JJlectric lights, cleetrie.-Self-starter, aad e'ectric horn are .fitted to every on.o of these cms. Arrange for a run ip an Overland without delav. A. BATEICK AND CO., LTD., ■WELLINGTON and WANGANUI, Agents for the North Island: DtTK'K AND PRIiWLE,: PALM.BBSTON NOBTH;- WACKR.ILL AND STEWAET, FiEI'LWIJO; P. W. i REAR.DQN, MASTEftfON.-Advt.