AUTOMOBILES for 1937 attain new levels of safety, comfort and flexibility. Some models are little changed in outward appearance but all boast internal improvements of interest to the motorist. Many refinements hitherto found only in machines of high price are available for the first time in makes of the lowest cost.
Cars featured just on the first two pages of the article include the sleek Studebaker coupe (top left), a Packard sedan (top right) and a supercharged Graham (lower left). One of the many improvements was increased cargo capacity, and these guys were not kidding around in that department. The 1937 Pontiac sedan (lower right) had sufficient trunk room for a steamer trunk, two sets of golf clubs, a spare tire and more.
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