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Show i 1 . V Pass 75 Emission Standards 6 Autos - NEW YORK (UPI) Six automobile engines now have passed the Environmental ProtectionAgencys 1975 emission control standards and none is American-made. sixth is the German-mad- CHRYSLER MOTORS CORROiUriM e diesel. ' The Mazda has a Wankel rotary engine. The Subaru and Mitsubishi have conventional piston engines and the Suzi a two-cycpiston engine. The Hondas ia a new dual combustion chamber piston en-i- n production. Only the prototypes have passed the tests. General Motors experimental Wankel rotary engine so far has failed , to pass the 1975 test ' as applied by GM at its own proving grounds, according to Wards automotive reports. GM tested 10 cars with the experimental Wankels and all failed tests at 300 miles or less. The EPA requires the motors meet the tests for 50,000 miles. Since it is conceded a Wankel engine is basically dirtier than a piston engine in hydrocarbon emissions, although much cleaner in nitrogren oxide emissions, the method used by Mazda in the tests passing becomes a matter of inter est. Mazda does not use a catalytic converter for an exhaust gas recirculation system for purification such as Detroits automakers presently are using. Mercedes-Ben- z four-cycl- e le Five are Japanese Mazda,- - Subaru, Honda, Suzuki and Mitsubishi. The Front Wheel Drive Hydropneumatic Suspension The French Cadillac citroCnsm MOTOR TREND MAGAZINE "Car oftheYear ) I i r now, little Japanese imports have had to depend on their own dealerships in the U.S. for parts and service. Now comes Dodge Colt, imported from Japan, but sold, Til ' serviced, andbacked by Dodge, coast to coast 'V"- Many imports that come to America come with one very reai problem: how to provide parts and service on a nationwide basis. Put another way, once the car gets here, who s going to take care of it? 'Til now. Japanese imports have pretty much had to rely on the dealerships they themselves set up in the U S. But now comes an import with a different way of doing things. An import that comes Irom Japan... to America... ' VW SPORTS BUG (At 973 1 7, 1 A co Dodge. The Colt is sold and serviced and backed to the hilt by a network of Dodge Colt Dealers that stretches from one side of the U.S. to the other. Which means that though the Colt may be built over 5,000 miles away, it'll be cared for by a man who's right around the corner. And speaking of being built, wait'll you see what Colt comes with as standard equipment... Front disc brakes Reclining bucket seats (except on coupe) Overhead cam hemi engine Four-spee- d transmission (we think it's the best in the industry) Hidden radio antenna vinyl upholstery Plus a lot of other things you'd expect on a tittle car. Colt . . from Japan to I EAT I ! Dodge Specially Attractive Price) Oqig'eMdii Special custom paint. (No regular production bug has it.) Special sport wheels (5'2 x 15) 175 x 70 Radial Tire. Indy-tysteering wheel, racing bucket seats. All at a cost of only a few dollars more than the regular Super Beetle, because underneath the exciting coat is a dependable Super Beetle. (When the auto industry is talking about sales in excess of 0,000,000 this year, you can see why we call this a "limited edition.") The "VW" Sports Bug is now on display and a very few are available for sale. Stop in today. Test drive a regular VW and maybe you'd decide the "VW Sports Bug is for you. pe 3 J 1 ; Hinclcleys Inc, NOW ON DISPLAY 1000 So. Main Salt Lake City 3711 South State Ph. 262 6401 VOLKSWAGEN C 12 INTERMOUNTAIN 1 OV Auto Naylor 45 West 3rd Street Provo Lunt Motor Co. , 39 So. Main Cedar City Pioneer Dodge Center 5716 South Robert H. Hinckley Inc. 2810 Wash. Blvtl. Murray Ogden Strte Logan Motor Co. Paulos Motor Co. SS2 North Main Logan 67 East Vine Tooele Auto Sales Spencer 46 East So. 2nd Heber City Motor Sales Inc. 700 So. Main Richfield . r ( I Min . . : |
