Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1928, Page 25

THE FEVENING NTAR. WASHINGTON, D. ©. MONDAY. MARCH 5, 1928.° — ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE ' PACKARD EIGHT America’s finest car now offered in new, standard models at lower prices l IEREI OFORE, the Packard Eight has been available only in custom models, built by Packard or executed by the country’s foremost body design- ers—and at custom prices. Now it is offered in nine new body types —standard in design and therefore lower in cost— but embodying the tra- ditional Packard ideals of comfort, beauty and distinction. These latest models complete the line by providing a car priced between the Packard Six and the Packard Custom Eight. They make it possible to choose from fifty-three different Packard mod- els, the widest and finest variety in the fine car field. Packard now provides new motoring luxury for additional thousands who have long envisioned the Packard Eight - as their ultimate car. You, too, undoubtedly have dreamed of owning a Packard Eight. Why not let us show you the new models? We cordially invite you to visit our show- room—or, if you preferand will telephone us, we will send one to your home or office for a demonstration. We will accept your present car as cash against the down and monthly payments on your Packard Eight—and arrange con- venient terms for the remainder. The Standard Models of the Packard Eight $3550.00 $3750.00 + + 43750.00 + ¢« 13750,00 Touring, Seven-Passenger + + - Coupe, Four-Passenger - + + Sedan, Seven-Passenger Sedan - - Convertible Coupe, Two-Passenger + - Runabout, Two-Passenger + + + + $3450.00 Phaeton, Five-Passenger + + + %3450.00 Coupe, Two-Passenger -+ + %3550.00 Sedan Limousine + 93850.00 + 93650.00 ¢ & P e P Custom Models from $3875.00 to $8725.00 Prices do not include freight and government tax W Packard Washington Motor Car Co. Connecticut at S O. Coolican, President Adams 6130