AUSTIN CARS.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 1 July 1924, Page 12

AUSTIN CARS.

nP^L% bo C str ? ke ? f P° lie y the makers of the famous Austin cars, which have TTnnf 0 Y l i prov , ed 1U service both at Home and abroad, have brought these to a price basis on " riiu t'lcir value is incomparable IheAustm has been well known in New Zealand for many years and has been proved beyond doubt to be a reli-u-ilt a + \ d e ’ ldurni g ‘ product, consistent Avith the best traditions of British ingenuity and engineering skill. Durmg lecerit years many improvements have been added to the Austin, and in consequence the demand has been so stimulated that to-day the Austin riorks—ever to the fore in British engineering are now ten times larger thau in pre-war days, and can proudly hugest motor works in the British Empire. ' , ‘Austin Twelve.” now on exhibition at the Winter Show, has a four e.yimdei- water-cooled engine givino- on brake-horse-power -at 2000 r.p.m. There me four speeds and silent bevel drive As an indication of stamina an f | speed T«-AI!L- e roinoml,e, ' od the “Austin 1 " eI V -v r u ‘? s an easy winner at the recent Mimwai beach races, leadim*m the .00-mile race—by nearly a mile. As a bill-climber it has few equals, and leeni 8 . fi ec ! nt ?° uth Island contests secuied first and second place. Combining the .Austin ouality with the at-ti-achve price at which these cars are low offered, it is safe to predict that the great demand now in evidence both at Home and abroad will likewise be groaUy accelerated in this Dominion. dea e,° n f K L - td - are the Taranaki lealeis for Austin products, and will m,nli'+ ea i Sßd , dem °nstrate Austin quality b\ a trial run to anvone interested in this famous English car.