Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-10-07 | Page 65 | New Four and Six Sedans are Coming

m FOUR 10 SIX eisfficoii Handsome Colored Models on Way to Browning's Auto Show Rooms. Two new arrivals -which will s$on ornament the sales floors of the Browning Brown-ing Auto & Supply company are an Overland light four sedan and a Willys six sedan which have been shipped from the factory, and, according to Sales Manager Edmonds, are due to arrive most any day. In speaking of the new winter top models which his company will soon he exhibiting, Edmonds, when seen yesterday, yes-terday, said: "To call the light tour sedan and the Willys six sedan 'closed cars ' only half describee them. Eor in a trice, by lowering the windows, 1 they can be converted from closed ears j into open cars, free to the friendly breezes. ' ' The luxury and protection of the closed car, the airy freedom of the oiien car all in one. No wonder that this type of body leaped into favor so quickly. "The light four sedan gives vou tho comforts and conveniences of this year-' year-' round adaptability coupled with the economy and ease of operation that characterizes the Overland light four chassis. And its riding comfort-Tie remarkable. re-markable. Big tires and deep, well-shaped well-shaped upholstery are partly responsible respon-sible for this, o course, but the big reason lies in the cantilever rear snrings. No other type absorbs road shocks so completely or eases you over rough roads so smoothly. "The door on tho left side of the car opens into the driver 's compartment, compart-ment, the one on the right into the rear compartment a most convenient arrangement. The upholstery, except that on the driver's seat, is a rich dark gray striped cloth, with walls and ceil- ing trimmed to match. The driver's seat is upholstered in soft durable black duratex- and the instrument board is covered with the same material. A thick grav carpet covers the whole floor and there is a dome light in the. ceiling to light up the car at night. "The 45-horscpower Willys six motor would of itself make the Willys six sedan distinctive for its performance. But its performance is made all the more unusual by the scientific balancing of weight and power, and the exact proportioning pro-portioning of weight throughout the chassis. This nicety of balance mani- fests itself not only in smoother and livelier performance, but in lower upkeep up-keep longer life and greater riding comfort. "And the body! Knomy, of course, and complete in all the conveniences that mako the year-'round body so satisfying. sat-isfying. Here, too, the upholstery, except ex-cept the long grain leather trimmed driver's seat, is in gray an exceptionally exception-ally rich wool weave that is sol't in tone and texture. The thick carpet and silk shades at the rear windows harmonize har-monize with it pleasingly. In addition to 1 he usual instrument equipment tho Willys six sedan has an eight-day automobile clock wirh lnrge, easnv readable figures. An electric cigar ci-gar lighter is another detail that proves most convenient at times. And for tho cold mouths there is a he.-ster ro keep the interior of the car at a comfortable com-fortable temperature. It takes up no extra space beenuse it is ra:iliy an ingenious in-genious combination of the heating de- : vice with tiie usual foot rest. "In short, the Willys six sedan is as satisfying in the finer details of finish . and appointments as it is in the impor- taut e?eutials of performance ami comfort." . j