Nash Twin Ignition Six

The Nash Twin Ignition Six was a six-cylinder car from Nash Motors of Kenosha, Wisconsin, built for the 1930 model year only, when it replaced the Advanced Six. The Model 480 came on wheelbases of 2,997 mm or 3,258 mm and used an overhead-valve in-line six of 4.0 litres with twin ignition, rated at 74.5 horsepower. A dry single-plate clutch and a three-speed gearbox with a centre shift sent power to the rear wheels, and all four wheels had mechanical brakes. As on the larger Twin Ignition Eight, a wide range of open and closed bodies seated two to seven. In 1931 the eight-cylinder Model 880 replaced it.