Charles W. Nash
Businessman, founder of Nash Motors
Born
January 28th, 1864
161 years ago
Died
1948
77 years ago — 84 years old
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
United States
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A prominent businessman, established Nash Motors in 1916, which became known for its innovative designs and production efficiency in the automobile industry. Nash Motors produced several popular models, including the Nash Rambler and the Nash Ambassador, contributing to advancements in automotive engineering. The company also played a role in the development of the auto industry during the early 20th century, focusing on mass production techniques and style. Nash served as president of the company and expanded operations until the merger that formed American Motors Corporation in the late 1950s.
Founded Nash Motors in 1916
Produced the Nash Rambler
Merged into American Motors Corporation
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