Registration of Motor Vehicles In 1925
U.S. motor vehicle registrations in the first six months of 1925 totaled 17,716,709, up 13.9 percent from the same period in 1924. The report notes 76,200 state-owned vehicles not paying registration fees. State increases include Alabama 43.6 percent, Florida 41.0 percent, Oklahoma 35.9 percent, and Mississippi 32.6 percent. Total figures cover 519,647 passenger cars, 2,114,750 trucks, and 2,312 taxis and buses. tax revenues totaled about 60 million dollars, with most directed to road work.
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United States
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Hawa Hegisters
Iowa
Alabama
Florida
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Overland Standard Sedan Suits Small Family Need
The Overland standard sedan earns praise as an ideal family car with one or more children due to its low price of 5956 and a rugged chassis. Dealers report a heavy reinforced frame supports a strong body and the absence of rear doors aids child safety in the rear compartment.
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Willys-Overland
Asamall
Overland Standard Sedan Promises Unobstructed View and Safety
The article describes the Overland standard sedan featuring a one piece windshield and narrow corner posts for an unobstructed roadway view. It notes the doors with Childish Hands appeal and lighter corner supports replacing heavy structures to avoid blind spots and ensure continuous visibility in all directions.
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