MOTORS FOR THE PEOPLE

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4631, 28 November 1923, Page 2

MOTORS FOR THE PEOPLE

HUDSON AND ESSEX CAB& L. V. CORPE AND COY’S EXHIBITWith the very large number of cars that are on the market these days, it is necessarily a very hard matter for a purchaser to make up his mind just what make of car to decide on, "i and it is to help over this difficulty of decision that Messrs L. V. Corpe and Coy., represented by their head demonstrator, Mr Lionel S. Webster, have decided to display .the Hudson and Essex cars at the Paeroa Show. x Their exhibit is attracting a lot .of d attention, and well it might, when it is considered that the purchase price, and the reputation the Hudson and Essex cars possess, combined with the absolute reliability in construction, must place these dependable cars hi eh in the public favour. The Essex car is made at the famous Hudson company’s works, and might be .term- ? ed a sister car to the Hudson, . The latest Hudson Super-six 7-seater is to hand, and is priced at the very moderate sum of £595, while the general favourite car, the Hudson Speedster Super Six is within a few pounds of the price of the seven-seater. The new model Essex “ tourer ” car is priced at £450, and there can be no doubt as to the value being there. In - this limited space it is not possible to describe the many fine quaities of these papular cars, the low petrol consumption, the hill-climbing abilities of the and the very moderate cost for such reliable machines, combined with the fact that immediate delivery can -be given, are a few w of the many points to ne seriously considered by purchaser’s. Demonstrations to suit the convenience of prospective purchasers can always be arranged, and the distributors will be. happy to supply these famous cars either for cash or reasonable terms. Correspondence interviews invited, the address of. th-j distributors being Barton Street, Hamilton.