The Kaiser Darrin was beautiful, innovative, and tried to beat the Corvette at its own game. But why was this experiment destined to fail? advertisement. CarBuzz.

In 1953, Kaiser Motors bought Willys, and in 1963 the Willys name was retired when the company was renamed Kaiser-Jeep. Kaiser-Jeep was later bought by AMC in 1970. Get Ready To Retire (Sponsored) ...

Founded by Henry J. Kaiser in 1945, Kaiser Motors didn't last long as an independent manufacturer. It merged with Willys-Overland to form Kaiser-Jeep in 1953 and disappeared altogether when it ...

At General Motors' modern, air-conditioned brick plant in ... this week took steps to lease 1,500,000 sq. ft. of idle Kaiser Motors Corp. space at Willow Run to set up an emergency transmission ...

In 1953, Kaiser Motors purchased the company, and in 1963 the Willys name vanished when the company was renamed Kaiser-Jeep. Winton Motor Carriage Co. ...

General Motors: An article in Business on Friday about the possibility of bankruptcy for General Motors Corp. said the last U.S. automaker to go out of business was Kaiser Motors in 1955.

Answer: 1953 Kaiser Dragon The Kaiser Dragon was a late model car produced by the American Kaiser Motors Corporation. The name, Dragon, came from the vinyl upholstery claimed to resemble a dragon ...

According to Hagerty, the average value of a Kaiser Dragon is $19,028. Concours-ready examples can go for about $40,000. With four days left on this auction, the reserve is not met at $11,700.