Ajax

Ajax was an automobile marque used by the American manufacturer Nash Motors in the mid-1920s, primarily for the United States market. It served as a lower-positioned passenger-car offering within Nash's broader product structure. The marque had a short production run and was subsequently discontinued. Publicly available information about its detailed model range, production volume, and marketing activity is limited.

Ajax was introduced by Nash Motors around 1925. It was one of the short-lived marques that emerged during the period when American automobile manufacturers used multiple brands and product tiers. Ajax appears to have supplemented Nash's range by addressing a lower price segment. Because the marque existed for only a short period, public documentation is limited, particularly regarding its independent organization, dealer network, and advertising. Production was subsequently ended, and Ajax did not develop into a continuing automobile brand.

• 1925

• 1925

  Ajax automobiles

  Ajax automobiles were passenger cars sold by Nash Motors under the Ajax name, primarily for the U.S. market and positioned as a lower-tier offering. Reliable public information is insufficient to identify a fuller model range or detailed specifications.