Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1926, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1926. 1btatiohless beyond belief | / __ MOTOR CARS The Buick Motor Company today presents the 1927 Buick, with an engine, vibrationless beyond belief. . This achievement, we earnestly believe, will rank as one of the most important in all motor car history. ¢ Our engineers, working in conjunction with the engineering staffs of General Motors Research Laboratories and General ' Motors Proving Ground have divorced the annoyance of vibra- tion to a point never before attained. They have given Buick motor cars a new luxury of quiet- ness at every speed, exceptional among all cars, no matter what their price. - Never in all the twenty-two years of Buick success has there been offered such convincing proof of engineering and manu- facturing leadership. i Buick offers you today a brilliant example of the quality of Buick craftsmanship— 3 Confident that acquaintance with its performance and value will fix in mind the conviction that money can buy nothing finer— / Certain that you will discover in this great new car, further evi- dence of the deep meaning in the long-standing Buick pledge: “When Better Automobiles are Built, Buick Will Build Them.” Four Vital Engine Improvements To produce the silent power-flow in the 1927 Buick, Buick engineers have made four fundamental improvements in the structure of the famous Buick Six-Cylinder Valve-in-Head engine. These include a Counter-Poised Crankshaft, a Torsion Balancer; new light-weight pistons; and then a Completely Cushioned Engine, insulated and isolated by rubber mount- ings, fore and aft, from all metallic contact with the chassis. Buick Also Introduces The Vacuum-Cleaned Crankcase Another revolutionary improvement in the 1927 Buick is the vacuum-cleaned crankcase. . Crankcase moisture, the vi- cious foe of engine efficiency, is now drawn out of the crank- case before it has an.opportunity to do‘harm. The crankcase is cleaned and kept free of dilution by the Buick Vacuum Ventilator, a new device, operated by the air flow; positive and certain in action, and without a single moving part. The oil in the crankcase of the 1927 Buick need be changed only four times a year! gee st TO-DAY ~ WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT *++ BUICK WILL BUILD THEM