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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 335, 21 April 1928, Page 25

f r -v & a ■ m .i.Tia _ K Mechanical Excellence This Four is Dodge Brothers answer to the ever-present, world-wide demand for a car of medium size, medium price, great economy—and yet of custom smartness and exceptional performance. Dependability, long life, simplicity, low maintenance expense and fuel economy are here embodied to maximum degree. Mechanical excellence, through and through, accounts for this superiority. Dodge Brothers Four is soundly engineered, and built to precision standards of workmanship. Metals used in its construction are the finest that metallurgy has developed. Roadster - - . . £340 Sedan . . . . £385 Touring Car . . £350 De Luxe Sedan . . £398 F. 0.8., Auckland. NORTHERN AUTOMOBILES, LTD., 150-156, ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND. Donee- Brothers MOTOR CARS

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