The cars became bigger and more luxurious and engines became larger and more powerful. But while the Big Three were following the "bigger is better" philosophy, Nash Motor Company decided that ...

This might be the weirdest car you’ll see all week—and also one of the fastest. It looks like something out of a cartoon, ...

The man, Charles W. Nash, and the cars that bear his name will be the focus of the 39th annual Das Awkscht Fescht Antique Car Show. The show takes place Friday, Saturday and next Sunday at ...

It was the first such feature and one of Nash's many innovations. The list also includes vacuum-controlled shifting (1938) and the first mass-produced unibody car (1941). But like most independent ...

He said he's not sure how many kids can say they've taken a ride in their great-grandfather's car. Another Nash enthusiast, Joe Livingston, said the Nash Car Company has a special place in ...