Fábrica Nacional de Automóviles, Aviones y Motores de Aviación was a manufacturing venture based in Barcelona, Spain, founded by Ramón Girona Guillame, who was born in Cuba. The company was established to produce both aircraft and automobiles.
In 1948, Girona presented two small aeroplanes, each fitted with engines of his own design. Alongside these, he introduced a two-door, four-seater car described as good-looking, powered by his own 2-cylinder engine of 692cc and 6hp. The car was capable of reaching speeds of up to 50mph (80km/h).
One example of this vehicle has survived and is preserved at the Salvador Claret Motor Museum in Sils, in the province of Gerona.