Kaiser Motors was an American automobile manufacturer founded in 1945 by Henry J. Kaiser and Joseph W. Frazer. The company produced a range of vehicles, including cars and trucks, until it ceased operations in 1953. Kaiser Motors was known for its innovative designs and engineering, particularly in the post-World War II era. The company played a significant role in the automotive industry during its brief existence, introducing models like the Kaiser Manhattan and Frazer cars. Despite its short lifespan, Kaiser Motors left a lasting impact on automotive design and manufacturing techniques in the mid-20th century.