Sponsored - A Decisively New Order of Beauty

Pontiac Six Introduces a New Standard in Motor Car Design

A Decisively New Order of Beauty

Executed by Fisher, the bodies of the new Pontiac Six mark a unique development in the field of low-priced sixes. Contrasted with the creations hitherto available, they establish a decisively new order of beauty.

Until now, no six-cylinder closed car costing less than $925 offered the superlative craftsmanship that the Fisher emblem denotes. And in these new Pontiac-Fisher bodies have been achieved such richness of Duco finish, such beauty of line and color, as to literally explode the theory that a low-priced six-cylinder car has to present a commonplace appearance.

Built by Fisher — Priced for a New Era

Coach or Coupe: $825
Bodies by Fisher craftsmanship
Duco finish and refined styling
Six-cylinder performance at an accessible price point

Oakland Six, companion to the Pontiac Six — $1025 to $1295
All prices at factory

Distributed by The Luttrell Company

Show Rooms: 14th St. at Rhode Island Ave.
Service Station: 1444–6 P St.
Phone: Main 2483

Associate Dealer — Adams Motor Co., 2015 14th St. N.W.

Pontiac Six

Chief of the Sixes

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(1926, April 22) The Washington daily news. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/sn82016181/1926-04-22/ed-1/.

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Champtown Chatter May 5, 1926

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