The car will be restored and then auctioned off for charity against a very rare congenital disease; this example looked far better when its owner got it in 2014 ...

Another intriguing thing about them as how many celebrities owned one, at some point. Did you know Steve Jobs' first car was a Metropolitan? Know you do! In 1970, when he was 15 years old. his father ...

Nash Metropolitans now are worth from $4,000 in rough but driveable condition to $21,400 in top shape, according to the latest Hagerty Price Guide, which tracks auction prices of collectible cars.

The Metropolitan charged from 0 to 60 mph in 22.4 seconds. Painfully slow, yes, but still notably quicker than the Beetle. In 1955, Nash upgraded the Metropolitan to a 1.5-liter four-pot.

NASHCARXX_3238.JPG Wayne Metz of Antioch, a real estate broker who collects Nash Metropolitan cars. These small, quirky cars were built from 1954 to 1961, then the firm folded.

The Nash Metropolitan is such a car: Folks see them, love them, and press the little dears to their bosoms. Another thing: The Metropolitan intimidates no one.

This homebuilt autocrosser is a Frankenstein-esque amalgamation of the previously mentioned 1956 Nash Metropolitan body, a 1978 Toyota mini-truck chassis, and the turbocharged 2.3-liter inline ...

Rodger Purdy Jr. has done it again! He has successfully combined massive amounts of horsepower with great handling in this 1961 Nash Metropolitan. It features a fully loaded 565ci Merlin V-8 ...

Customizer Greg Salzillo and his friend Dave Ford took the unlikeliest of candidates — a 1957 Nash Metropolitan — and turned it first into a custom car.That alone was a little bit exceptional ...