Studebaker Unveils New 1993 Line At Auto Show
Studebaker introduces a redesigned 1993 lineup highlighted by the Commander Eight delivering 100 horsepower for about 1000 dollars and new Speedway and Six models. F A Merich notes power brakes as a key feature reflecting advances spurred by highway developments. The display, tied to the 1933 San Antonio event, showcases an era of evolving automobile technology and pricing strategies.
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Studebaker Advances Boost Performance and Comfort
Hupp 326 sedan and Studebaker models touted for advanced autodermic carburetion and manifolding, smoother down draft carburetion, and fewer lubrication points. Claims of greatly increased horsepower, beauty, comfort, and safety with innovative power brakes and refined handling. Marketing notes of broader service and tire permits, urging readers to see the new line in the San Antonio section.
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Rockne Leads Low-Priced Field in Car Showdown
Rockne is described as ahead in appearance, performance, comfort, quality and character in a comparison of low-priced automobiles. The piece asserts Rockne stands far in front of its rivals, signaling a clear superiority as 1933 closes.
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Rockne Motors Installs Safety Glass in 1939 Line
Rockne Motors announces safety glass in all 1939 passenger car windshields. The firm says the feature boosts safety and that automatic starting enhances reliability across low priced models. Jane Noble is cited for writing job ads, with a broadcast over KONO.
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New Body Design Conceals Chassis
Buick engineers apply a refined 1934 car line with a new body design that hides chassis elements. The styling emphasizes individuality and beauty while removing visible parts that did not enhance appearance.
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Pontiac Radiator Boasts Cross Flow Design Benefits
Pontiac emphasizes its exclusive cross flow radiator for cold weather driving. The copper core features wave-shaped fins claimed to be 10 percent stronger than conventional honeycomb cellular designs, highlighting improved efficiency and durability.
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Improvements in Studebaker Cars at Auto Show
Studebaker engineers unveil three interrelated refinements in a new model system that automates heat control carburation and ignition. The design promises independence from weather, reducing driver thought about engine efficiency and operation.
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