Later in 1912 it was also available as a four-wheeler with the engine enlarged to 906 cc.
Given the vast spread, private four-wheeler vehicles are also allowed inside the zoo on payment of extra charges.
The car was a front engined, belt driven four-wheeler.
Motorcycles are sometimes used instead of horses for some tasks, but the most common smaller vehicle is the four-wheeler.
A further four-wheeler was acquired in 1880; continuous vacuum brakes were added in 1890.
I find it easy to understand the complaints of those who have always wanted to have a car, a four-wheeler, a proper saloon, in exchange for the three-wheeler.
Is not this sum, the difference between the two—the three and the four-wheeler—absolutely minute?
If it is also cheaper, the argument and the case for a four-wheeler becomes very strong indeed.
