To revert to the show, its chief feature, from the private motorist' point of view, is the increasing popularity of the six-cylinder ear, or, to put it differently, the increasing conviction of makers that more money can be made out of six cylinders than four. A few years ngo we were told that the four-cylinder was the—ideal economical tyne which was to place motoring within the reach of sail lions and could not be bettered: but no doubt new fashions are as necessary in the motor-ear industry as in other branches of production. The display of accessories is a terible temptation to the owner. river.
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