Altham Motors

Altham Motors (pronounced /ɔːlðɛm/) is a division of the Jonathian automobile manufacturer National Automobile Company (NAC). Started by automotive pioneer Howell D. Altham, it was among the first Jonathian marques of automobiles, and was the company that established the NAC in 1908. Before the establishment of the National Automobile Company, NAC founder Willem C. Darson had served as Altham's general manager and major investor.
For much of its existence in the Tapanthian market, Altham was marketed as a more casual alternative to the higher-class offerings of NAC, which included Spaulding Motors and the Gallo Automobile Company, among other brands. Altham's current target demographic is still the middle class, though this has since expanded to include those of other brackets. In 2019, Altham sold more than 4 million vehicles worldwide, a record for the brand. The main market is now Canadia, where 80% of Altham-branded automobiles are sold. Altham continues to operate across Tapanthia, as well as Commolacia, Auritadia, Dutland, Poland, Reuland, and the countries on the continent of Andoladia.
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