while Frazer was more pragmatic. As the market for Kaiser-Frazer products slowed in 1949 with the introduction of new designs from the Big Three, Kaiser pushed to increase production, creating an oversupply that took until mid-1950 to sell. Kaiser and Frazer had repeated disagreements over production until, finally, Joseph Frazer left the company in 1951 and the Frazer nameplate was dropped after a short 10,000 unit production run in 1951 that used up the remaining inventory of the 1949-50 bodies.

In 1953, the Kaiser-Frazer Corporation