Push buttons to drive and reverse through years.
1937 Nash
Call it the luck o' the Irish. Kerry MacGillycuddy drove his new Nash to the end of the rainbow and experienced the best St. Patrick's Day ever.
1937 Nash Ambassador Six
She: "I told you not to go looking for Amelia Earhart!"
1940 Nash
She: "Frankly, I don't see how you can be so excited over a car heater."
He: "You obviously didn't grow up in a Model T."
He: "You obviously didn't grow up in a Model T."
1940 Nash
She: "Oh thank heaven, it's a Nash! For a second I thought it was a LaSalle!"
1940 Nash
He: "Hilda, you're the only woman I know who can build a fire, make coffee, and cut a fishing hole all while wearing ice skates."
1940 Nash
Ranger Rick shouted, "Remember, Randolph, what happens in the Nash stays in Nash!"
1940 Nash
She: "It's not working. I still feel dead inside."
1941 Nash
Thanks to that hat, Mildred was seconds away from arrest by the Fashion Police.
1948 Nash
She: "I know you've been having an affair. I can see right through the Nash."
1948 Nash
He: "I got ALL my fluids drained!"
1948 Nash Ambassador
Our vacation was fun and games until Alfred Hitchcock arrived on the scene.
1949 Nash
"And clogged its arteries!"
1950 Nash
She: "You're passing on a curve, Joe! Are you trying to kill us?"
He: "Of course not. Nash lives matter."
He: "Of course not. Nash lives matter."
1950 Nash Rambler
He: "Heads up! I discovered natural gas!"
1950 Nash Rambler Custom
She: "Vote for me, Margaret Thatcher."
1950 Nash Rambler Custom
He: "You know what they say about guys who drive small cars?"
She: "I'm Billie Jean King. I don't care."
She: "I'm Billie Jean King. I don't care."
1950 Nash Rambler Custom
She: "Where do you think you're going?"
They: "The CHAZ?"
She: "Think again, ladies."
They: "The CHAZ?"
She: "Think again, ladies."
1950 Nash Statesman
Grandpa was the best knitter in all of Chippewa County, Wisconsin
1951 Nash
She: "Wake me up before you go, go."
1951 Nash Ambassador
"Will mom notice that we've substituted her new Lexus with a 1951 Nash Ambassador?"
1952 Nash Ambassador Country Club
He: "You were smart to order the colorization option, Mr. Turner."
1952 Nash Ambassador Custom
She: "Isn't Nash the car with seats that convert into a bed?"
He: "Yes."
She: "That's hot."
He: "Yes."
She: "That's hot."
1952 Nash Ambassador Custom
He: "It's true. Land is the only thing that matters."
1952 Nash Ambassador Custom
Nobody guessed that Brad was also Matilda MacIntosh, the town’s leading philatelist.
1953 Nash Ambassador Country Club
He: "We appreciate that you have problems, Johnny, but ya gotta stop getting drunk and leaving your car in the club driveway."
1953 Nash Ambassador Country Club
Eventually, Susan learned to love her hedge overlord.
1953 Nash Ambassador Custom
He: "There's your problem, lady. This Volkswagen ain't got no engine."
1953 Nash Ambassador Custom
As burglars went, Frank had some class.
1953 Nash Rambler Country Club
She: "Cute. Now go get the Cadillac."
1953 Nash-Healey
Poor Steve. He could take all the Kodachrome pictures he wanted, but he was still colorblind.
1954 Nash Ambassador
"I can't stop to chat. I have a date with Johnnie Walker."
1954 Nash Ambassador Custom
Child: "Daddy! The indians are shooting at us!"
Dad: "Language, Bobby! They're Native Americans!"
Dad: "Language, Bobby! They're Native Americans!"
1954 Nash Metropolitan
Susan's plot to confront her philandering husband was spoiled when she couldn't find her purse.
1954 Nash Metropolitan
Teller: "We're sorry, Mr. Downs, but your choice of automobile gives us serious doubts about your ability to maintain a minimum balance."
1955 Hudson Hornet Hollywood
She: “Does it bother you that your Hudson is really a Nash?”
She: “Does it bother you that you have to pad your swimsuit?”
She: “Does it bother you that you have to pad your swimsuit?”
1955 Nash Ambassador Country Club
Girl: "Mommy, I'm scared!"
1955 Nash Metropolitan
Car: “I’m a Nash. Why can’t I shake this English accent?”
1955 Nash Rambler Suburban
She: "Marion, it's hideous!"
Marion: "But it's America's most practical utility car, designed for personal, business and recreational use."
She: "Whatever you have to tell yourself, dear."
Marion: "But it's America's most practical utility car, designed for personal, business and recreational use."
She: "Whatever you have to tell yourself, dear."
1956 Hudson Hornet Hollywood
He: “Will she still love me if she finds out my new Hudson is just an old Nash?”
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