Nash Metropolitan

The Nash Metropolitan was a tiny economy car that Nash designed in Kenosha, Wisconsin and had built entirely in England, with Fisher and Ludlow making the bodies and the Austin Motor Company doing the final assembly. It was sold as a Nash from 1954, also as a Hudson, and from 1957 as a Metropolitan make of its own through Rambler dealers. It was the first American designed car built wholly in Europe for sale in North America, and about 95,000 were sold there before production ended in 1961. This site gives every generation and every model year its own page, in 3 generations: the Series I and II (1954 to 1955); the Series III (1956 to 1958); the Series IV (1959 to 1961).