Nash Motors was an American automobile company founded in 1916 by Charles W. Nash. It was a subsidiary of Nash-Kelvinator Corporation and was later merged with Hudson Motor Car Company to form American Motors Corporation (AMC) in 1954. Headquartered originally in Kenosha, Wisconsin, the company primarily focused on the production of a diverse range of automobiles, including sedans, trucks, and military vehicles. Known for innovations like the “unibody” construction and reclining seats, Nash Motors gained prominence in the American automotive market.