In 1925, Charles W. Nash expanded his Nash Motors lineup with the Ajax, a quality car in the $1,000 price bracket, but it wasn’t an Ajax for long. Continue reading
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Badge Brothers: The 1955-56 Hudson Ramblers
As Hudson was sailing off into the sunset, there was a notable addition to the product line for 1955: the Hudson Rambler, a Nash Rambler in everything but name. Continue reading
British-American-Italian Hybrid: The 1951-54 Nash-Healey
Before the Corvette, Thunderbird, and Kaiser-Darrin came the Nash-Healey, and it was quite arguably the real sports car of the lot. Continue reading
LaFayette, We are Here! Nash’s 1934-40 Companion Brand
The LaFayette of 1934-40, a Nash junior brand and model, was named after a high-born French nobleman who became a hero of the American Revolutionary War. Continue reading
Video: The 1955 Rambler Has More For Americans
In the fifties, American Motors dominated the compact class with the smartly equipped Rambler. Here’s the sales pitch for 1955. Continue reading
The Story of Airflyte Construction: A 1951 Nash Film
The Nash Airflyte was constructed like few other American cars of its time, and it was innovative in other ways, too. This 1951 factory film provides the details. Continue reading
The Fanciest Nash Rambler: The 1955 Country Club
Meet the most glamourous Nash Rambler of all, the 1955 Country Club, Continue reading