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Pierce-Arrow Society Advertising Gallery
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THE FOUR-PASSENGER SEDAN
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It long has been the aim of designers to obtain narrow sill uprights without sacrificing strength and rigidity. This has been accomplished in the new Pierce-Arrow models. This view also shows the pleasing sweep of the straightened cowl lines. 
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HE new Four-Door, Four-Passenger Pierce-Arrow Sedan is of a
design which greatly widens the recognized utility of this type
of closed body. Its trim and graceful lines are deceptive, for
the car actually is far roomier than the eye suggests. Once
seated in this comfortable car the illusion is apparent. Here
is room for a touring party of four with light luggage; indeed
the rear cushion is of a width that permits a child to sit
comfortably between two adults.
Its adaptability makes this Sedan truly an all purpose car.
For formal or informal occasion it is equally suitable. The
owner-driver likewise finds this model presents all the
attractions of an open four-passenger touring car with the
added advantages of quick and complete protection if
surprised by sudden storms. The wind and water-tight windows
may be raised easily and quickly.
With the Pierce-Arrow Sedan, the woman driver finds a trip
to the shopping district a pleasure and not a dread. In
traffic the gears rarely need be shifted, so flexible is the
Dual-Valve engine; gentleness of control and the ease with
which the car is maneuvered, rob driving of fatigue or
nervous strain.
The four doors give easy access to the car. A new and simple
type of door lock quickly seals the car from prowlers if
valuables are left inside while the car is at the curb. In
this, as in the other Enclosed Drive models, the
"soft" roof construction eliminates all drumming
sounds.
Perfect cushioning rests the rider. Rich fabrics, tailored
with the Pierce-Arrow two-cushion effect over deep springs,
packed with white curled hair, insure a comfort that will
endure throughout the life of the car.
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