Founded

1925 - Wisconsin, U.S

About

The Ajax brand was introduced as a more affordable alternative to Nash's main line of vehicles. The cars were designed to offer quality and reliability at a lower price point, targeting a broader market of buyers. Ajax vehicles were typically mid-sized and featured conventional designs for the time. They were powered by six-cylinder engines and offered various body styles such as sedans, coupes, and roadsters. Despite initial success, Ajax faced challenges due to intense competition and an economic downturn in the mid-1920s. The parent company, Nash Motors, made the decision to discontinue the Ajax brand in 1926 and focus solely on the Nash brand.

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