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Higher Down Under— Australian Used Car . For Over Levels in Ame

By FRED B. HUBBARD ad hi CANBERRA, Australia, Nov. 9 (CDN)—Would you pa pay $1018 y {for a 1935 Oldsmobile, $731 for a 1933 Dodge, $562 for a 1934 Chev

rolet, or $450 for-a 1930 Pontiac? Well, these are some of the average used-car prices the Aussies |are paving these days. Moreover, able neither to get a new car nor to afford one Ww

they could get it,

thousands of

motorists down under are hang- just released on 1948 motor wee ing on-grimly to their aged char- hicle registrations.

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i 4 made-in-America 4d also to trucks. More than 60 pers

g cars that are 10, 15, or even 20 years old. Just how much of a land of jalopies Australia has become is * now disclosed by a Federal report

Of this Commonwealth's 606,850

cars 80 per cent are more than

10 years eld, and 24.7 per cent 4r@ ~~

1929 or earlier. models.

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Since 1948 more new cars have into Australian sales=

rooms, of course, but not enough to materially change these pers centages, the checkup reveals.

The General Motors, Chrysief, $

and Ford companies can .all cone

gratulate themselves on the duras ;

ibility of their products. There ar® 29,729 Chevrolets, 12,008 and 11,329 Fords of 1929 or earlis. er vintage still rolling along Ause trafia’s notoriously bad roads.

Other still-running oldtimers of

the same vintage include 8908 Overlands, 2359 Oaklands, 1230 Hupmobiles, and 93. ‘Grahams.

Factors In Prices The Aussie motorist, for whom

1 shipping costs, import duties, and 4 registrations fees boost car prices 2] away beyond U.

8. levels, seems

to like the low-priced models best.

Most popular, figures show, are

Chevrolets and Fords, with Vauxe

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Dodge, Morris, ‘Armstrong,

Siddeley and Buick following in that order in the vehicular hit

i parade.

The Aussies’ preference for the label extends

2 2d cent of the trucks In Australis a are either Chevrolets, Fords, of Internationals.

__Copyright, 1950, for The Indianapolis Times

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