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The story of a car that caused the 
erection of a model factory 
GBmi 
Five-Passenger Touring Car or 
Three-Passenger Roadster 
$875 
F. O. B. Cleveland 
This is the car that in three 
seasons has grown in popu¬ 
larity to such an extent as to 
justify a new model factory 
with a capacity for the produc¬ 
tion of 35,000 cars annually. 
It has completely won the 
loyalty of an organization of 
1200 dealers. 
It is being sold in every 
quarter of the civilized world. 
And its round-nosed radiator 
is everywhere recognized as 
the distinguishing mark of one 
of the greatest six-cylinder 
values America has produced. 
Men have ceased to think 
about the Grant Six as a car of 
astonishingly low price. 
They now think of it as a 
car of remarkable performance. 
Its durability, its lightness, 
its power and its economy are 
the topics that command in¬ 
terest. 
The fact that in spite of light 
weight it is extraordinarily 
easy riding excites their curi¬ 
osity and later awakens their 
enthusiasm. 
Its everyday average records 
of 20 miles to the gallon of gas¬ 
oline and 900 miles to the gal¬ 
lon of oil are taken for granted. 
Its overhead valve motor 
with its unusual powerfulness 
and its exceeding flexibility 
evokes a loyalty and a confi¬ 
dence that is superb. 
Grant Motor Car Corporation, 
And this confidence is justi¬ 
fied in every test to which the 
car is subjected. 
Owners of the Grant Six 
continually speak of its easy 
riding qualities. 
This feature surprises men 
accustomed to believe that ease 
of riding is incompatible with 
light weight and moderate size. 
But they understand it thor¬ 
oughly when they test the 
Grant Six and discover that 
its makers have adopted extra 
long cantilever springs, piv¬ 
oted in the center and shackled 
at both ends. 
They appreciate the value of 
this feature in connection with 
correct balance and an exceed¬ 
ingly smooth operating six- 
cylinder motor. 
And they are so completely 
won by Grant excellence of 
performance that they under¬ 
stand why the organization 
and the sales have shown such 
wonderfully quick develop¬ 
ment. 
There is no value like unto 
the value of satisfactory ser¬ 
vice, and that is the reason and 
the only reason for Grant suc¬ 
cess—and the magnificent new 
Grant factory. 
There is probably a Grant 
dealer near by. See him for a 
demonstration of Grant value. 
Write us for literature. 
Cleveland, Ohio 
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