Ainslee's Magazine, February 1913 — page 177: what you’re looking at

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AINSLEE’S ADVERTISER WINTON SIX advertising tells the truth Repairs Cost 29.2 Cents Per 1000 Miles In a repair expense test, extending over five years, during which the cars covered more than one million miles, seventy Winton Sixes, driven in the service of individual owners, established the world’s lowest repair expense record of 29.2 cents per 1000 miles. Here is the five year summary: Total Repair Year Total Mileage Exuanse 1912 290,759 $131.98 1911 394,333.9 20.88 1910 165,901.9 6.96 1909 118,503 127.30 1908 65,687.4 15.13 Totals 1,035,185.2 $302.25 GRAND AVERAGE, 29.2 CENTS PER 1000 MILES Every car owner made sworn statements of his mileage and his repair expense. We have put all these statements in our Upkeep Book, which is just off the press, and we shall be glad to send youacopy. We want you to get acquainted with the one car in the world whose makers are not afraid to find out and to publish its repair expense cost. Write today. Wi Winton Company Branch Houses in New York, The inton Motor Car Co. Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Detroit, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Kansas 122 Berea Road, Cleveland, O. City, San Francisco and Seattle. Please mention this magazine when answering advertisements. COnmmicloool< (C@