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Detroit, Mich. — Spectacular nsw qualities which product driving and riding case heretofore unknown ia automobiles of any price feature the new line of Plymouth cars. Combining smart new body lines with unprecedented interior luxury, th« new Plymouth will go on display in dealer showrooms throughout the United States Saturday, Jan. 13.
Designers have given the Plymouth a striking new silhouette, and refinements- in the interior are innovations in the lowest price field. The styling improvements retain the traditional roominess of the cars.
Easier to drive and more comfortable, the new cars have greater beauty, more safety features and broodar ranges of vision than ever before. Engineers soy the new "SafetyFlow ride” takes the bounce and wall<jp out of bumps. A new application of hydraulic flow control in the shock absorbers provides a more gradual change of resistance during spring deflections and thus a softer ride when driving on average roads It also exerts extra resistance on rough roads to a degree where driver and passenger* are almost completely freed of the discomfort of being jolted around. The "Safety-Flow ride” Is one of Am greatest contributions to driving comfort and safety in recent years, according to D. S. Eddins, president of Plymouth Motor Carp. The new Plymouth gives ^ you readability never before offered in any car," he said. “There is no necessity for steering wheel fatigue to control the car on difficult roads The driver is no longer required to focus full attention on the condition of the road. He may be more watchI ful of oncoming traffic, pedestrians, curves, crossroads and other potential hazards” Eddins called the new development a major step toward restful motoring, More confidence is gained by driving or riding in a new Plymouth with the “Safety-Flow ride,” and as a result there is less driver and passenger fatigue, he said.' The lines of the hew Plymouth'
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