New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 20, 1930, Page 11

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Olds Motor Works is pledged 10 a poliey of progress— a policy that promises. in part .. “Changes in de- sign solely for the sake of progress—never for the sake of change alone.™ Thie policy. as it applies to the two products of Olds Motor Works, is briefly . . . ... lo give still greater value in the Oldsmobile Six, the Fine Car of Low Price... .+ . to provide, in the Viking, a modern 90-degree, V-type Eight of high quality, at medium price. Certain changes have been made in Oldsmobile design. These changes are chiefly in the body of the car, although advancements have also been made in the chassis. In every case, the changes tend to edd to Oldsmobile value, without aflecting the funda- mental design of the car. Naturally, no changes have been made in the great Viking Eight. The Viking is a new car—a thoroughly modern 90° V-eight, incorporating advancements in \-eight design that establish it as one of the oul- standing engincering achievements of recent years. Viking. as well as Oldsmobile. represents true prog- reas in modern motoring. Viking. as well as Oldsmo- bile, is the eplendid result of an idcal—an idcal OLDSMOBILE SIX STATEMENT OF ILE-VIKING POLICY #1930 A message of interest to everyone who expects to buy a car this year. that is exemplified by the fourjgreat responsibilities Olds Motor Works recognizes toward every Oldsmo- bile and Viking owner. The first of these responsibilities is to design progres- sively, utilizing the {ull resources of the General Motors Research Laboratories, the Proving Ground, and Fisher Body. as well as its own broad facilities. I'he second is to build faithfully . . . maintaining standards of quality and workmanship which are best [expressed by the pledge every worker follows, ““Anything short of my best is not acceptable." And not content merely with designing and building well, Olds Motor Works goes further, and pledges itself to sell honestly—representing its products, in every detail and to every buyer, exactly as theyare. .. and, finally, to service sincerely—maintaining an interest in every sale far beyond the time of pur- chase, and joining with its dealers in carrying out the most equitable service policy in existence today. While Olds Motor Works builds two cars, in two major price classes, cach represents the most pro- gressive engincering thought. the finest manufs turing practice, and the best value it is possible to give. Fachistruly ‘. . . a car for the American fam- ily that, at & moderate investment, gratifies their finer tastes as well as satisfies |their levery need." Now is the time to see theae cars and to compare them with the latest offerings of the automotive industry. Make your own examination. 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