AFA was a short-lived Spanish automobile marque founded in 1942, its name probably standing for Automóviles Fernández y Aymerich. It was driven by Juan Aymerich Casanovas, Luis Fernández Roca, and engineer Jaime Morera Carreró. Aymerich had earlier created the Nacional Rubí in 1935, a project whose development was interrupted by the Spanish Civil War. The only AFA prototype built was a two-seat convertible fitted with a small four-cylinder, four-stroke engine…
