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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1968
Page
2
Leonard Ward surveys the new Mazda 1200 a compact four cylinder contender entering the competitive small car segment. The model joins other brisk rivals, promising lively performance and brisk sales prospects for Mazda.
A detailed infusion of specifications for a Mazda car, covering price, engine, displacement, horsepower, torque, transmission, suspension, wheels, weight, fuel capacity, and estimated range. It describes design cues, seating, instrumentation, and optional radio, reflecting a period automotive feature with emphasis on performance and comfort for four people.
A historical review describes a racing season with Alfa and McLaren Cosworth rivals, noting engines, tyre choices, and wheel designs. It highlights driver training by Alec Milvan and Cosby influenced by practical car control, steering wheel and pedal setup, and the aim to avoid wheel failures while mastering balance and throttle.
In checking over the car before leaving on an extended holiday trip, pay particular attention to the exhaust systems.
General Motors unit Genus Motors division announces cumulative sales of 20,073,009 passenger cars and trucks through November 30. Boss Guee notes 10 million mark reached by end of 1950 and the second 10 million sold in a shorter period. Opel AG, GM subsidiary in Germany since 1929, contributed the largest share of the 571 units.
A fragmented guide discusses methods to prevent windscreen damage during long distance towing. It mentions thin wire mesh fronts, frame builds, and improvised shields to reduce moss, insect damage, chips, and scratches while noting safety and cooling considerations as cars move.
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