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Article Index: 1927 Category: Chronological Archive Page Sections: January · September · November · December |
| January | Title | Details |
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| Sunday, 9 January 1927 | ||
| 9 January 1927 | IMPROVING MOTOR FACILITIES IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS Motor touring in Hawaii by visitors from the United States, many of whom ship their cars from this city or San Francsico, has been steadily increasing in recent years and the Honolulu Automobile Club is preparing plans for the erection of a new building which will increase facilities for visiting motorists. | News Article (text) Publication: The New York Times |
| Sunday, 30 January 1927 | ||
| 30 January 1927 | CHINESE AUTHORITIES LIFT MOTOR TRAFFIC RESTRICTIONS | The Delmarvia Star |
| September | Title | Details |
| Friday, 2 September 1927 | ||
| 2 September 1927 | SALES OF PONTIAC SIX 100,000 THUS FAR, 1927 | The Ludington Daily News |
| Tuesday, 27 September 1927 | ||
| 27 September 1927 | GENERAL MOTORS' GUESTS. Automobile writers from more than 200 newspapers representing thirty-four States and the District of Columbia arrived in Detroit today as guests of the General Motors Corporation to inspect its plants and models. | News Article (text) Publication: The New York Times Dateline: Detroit, Michigan  Topic: General Motors |
| November | Title | Details |
| Sunday, 6 November 1927 | ||
| 6 November 1927 | Automotive News Briefs Seagrave Coming to Race with Stutz Car, Sixteen Years' Growth For Chevrolet Motors | Automotive News Briefs (text) Publication: The New York Times Topics: Chevrolet, Stutz |
| 6 November 1927 | BEAUTY IN SOUTHERN STATES FOR LATE SEASON TOURING According to the larger number of requests being received by automobile clubs in this city and other Eastern localities for information regarding the condition of Southern roads, motor touring during the balance of the year to Florida and other scenic localities promises to be considerably heavier than in former seasons. | News Article (text) Publication: The New York Times |
| 6 November 1927 | BOND ISSUE VOTE FOR JERSEY ROADS Keen interest is being shown by motorists throughout New Jersey in the results of the referendum vote for the issuance of a new highway bond issue of $30,000,000 which will be determined by the citizens of that State at polls next Tuesday. | News Article (text) Publication: The New York Times |
| 6 November 1927 | CARELESS PARKING INCREASES CONGESTION Motor club officials affiliated with the American Automobile Association have frequently voiced that careless parking practices on the part of individual drivers are important contributing factors to the congestion of which so much complaint is made. | News Article (text) Publication: The New York Times |
| 6 November 1927 | FORD LOSES OLD FRIEND, BUYS HIS LUNCH WAGON One of Henry Ford's earliest friends and financial backers died in Detroit last month. He was John M. Colquhoun, a well known character whose lunch wagon stood near the City Hall for many years. | News Article (text) Publication: The New York Times Topic: Henry Ford |
| 6 November 1927 | RADICAL CHANGES IN NEW PIERCE-ARROWS President Myron E. Forbes of the Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company announced last week that a new, moderately-priced Pierce-Arrow car is under production at the factory, and will be ready for distribution within the next two weeks. | News Article (text) Publication: The New York Times Topic: Pierce-Arrow |
| 6 November 1927 | THREE MILE DETOUR AROUND MERRICK ROAD Due to the construction of the new Conduit Boulevard in Nassau County, L. I., the New York Automobile Club announces that the Merrick Road between Lynbrook and Rockville Centre will be closed for about thirty days. | News Article (text) Publication: The New York Times |
| Tuesday, 15 November 1927 | ||
| 15 November 1927 | HUGE AUTO MERGER PLANNED BY DURANT William C. Durant, President of Durant Motors, who was largely responsible for the organization of the General Motors Corporation, is described in reports circulated in Wall Street yesterday as the moving spirit in a plan for a new automobile combination, with a capitalization that may exceed $100,000,000 and that may bring together companies including Moon, Chandler, Gardner, Hupmobile, Jordan, Peerless, and Star. | News Article (text) Publication: The New York Times Topic: William Durant |
| Sunday, 19 November 1927 | ||
| 19 November 1927 | EDSEL FORD DENIES ANY LINCOLN PROMISE Did Not Agree to Reimburse Owners, He Says—Henry Ford to Testify at Trial. | News Article (text) Publication: The New York Times Dateline: Detroit, Michigan Topic: Lincoln |
| December | Title | Details |
| Tuesday, 6 December 1927 | ||
| 6 December 1927 | Deaf Automobile Drivers. In revoking the driver's license of Herbert Disalio for impersonating Gustave Ehret, a deaf-mute, in a driving test, Chief Magistrate McAdoo, in a lecture from the bench, is quoted as saying... | Commentary (text) Publication: The New York Times Byline: John N. Funk Dateline: New York, New York |
| Saturday, 24 December 1927 | ||
| 24 December 1927 | CHEVROLET PUTS OUT ENTIRE NEW LINE Promising “the most spectacular low-priced automobile of all time,” the Chevrolet Motor Company announced today that a complete new line of motor cars will be introduced to the public Jan. 1. | News Article (text) Publication: The New York Times Dateline: Detroit, Michigan Topic: Chevrolet Series AB National |