Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-12-22 | Page 34 | Maxwell Motor Co. Discusses Prices

! MIXWELL MOTOB 00. DISCUSSES PIS j Foresees No Further Reduc-I Reduc-I tioa for Many PIcnths j to Come. ' 'nniTrif ntiii on liie re. -cut price re'liie-'ioii re'liie-'ioii iitlvertiseinent which they iubli.-dic.t in nev.saperH over t lie country, the ot'li-! ot'li-! id of the Maxwell Motor Car torn-I torn-I ',''", builders of t ho fumed Maxwell ; fnsetter cars and li.ht IrueUs, explain fully their attitude toward further h;m,;.-s iii price during the cuuun .'.'lin' .-eaon. Having returned to a 100 per cent ...diction basis, the Maxwell company t'ewn.l it possible to restore t'no prices whi. h were, current prior to the -eiu-i.-il curtailment ot juissener car prod...-! prod...-! tion bv the f.'0'.'ernnicnt. To do 1h... ! all ndwinees which had he.-omu ellcc-Uo ellcc-Uo during the period of the war weie removed. j However, all the materials which en ter into the production of the Maxwell models which will be produced dunn.,' the coming six or seen mouths have been purchased at current hiyji prices. To reduco the prices of the cars to the public further than they have been tii ion the restoration of the pro-war price 'of the .Maxwell is, therefore, out of the question for a lonj period six to .seven months at least, if then. Huyers of .Maxwell ears who purchase-their purchase-their cars now, are absolutely safe in doiun so. for thev need not anticipate unv further advance at nn early date, and the ijunrantuo as published holds, absolutely eood.