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NASH AMBASSADOR COUNTRY CLUB
Lowest Price: £15,303 • Median Price: £17,795 • Highest Price: £18,453 • Sell-Through Rate: 100%
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£15,303
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£17,795
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£18,453
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3
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SELL THROUGH RATE:
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The Nash Ambassador Country Club, a premium model, was produced from 1950-1954. It was known for its luxurious interiors and distinctive styling.
The Country Club stood out with its unique roofline and upscale trim.
Nash merged with Hudson in 1954, forming American Motors Corporation (AMC).
The Ambassador continued under AMC, evolving into a larger, more conventional car. Its successor was the 1955 Ambassador.
A little-known fact: Nash used a wind tunnel to refine the Ambassador's aerodynamics. This was pretty innovative for the time, helping improve fuel efficiency and reduce wind noise.
How much is a Nash Ambassador Country Club worth?
In average condition, a Nash Ambassador Country Club is worth £17,795.
What is the most expensive Nash Ambassador Country Club to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Nash Ambassador Country Club to sell in history was sold for £18,453.
What is the cheapest Nash Ambassador Country Club to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Nash Ambassador Country Club to sell in history was sold for £15,303.
When was the Nash Ambassador Country Club produced?
The Nash Ambassador Country Club was produced in 1957.
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