The Henry J was a series of entry-level cars introduced for the 1951 model year. Built by Kaizer-Frazer, the Henry J was named after one of the company's founders, Henry J Kaiser. These cars were offered in a two door sedan body style, and powered by either a 2.2L inline four, or a 2.6L inline six engine. Two trim levels were available: Corsair, which was fitted with the four cylinder engine, and Corsair Deluxe, which used the inline six engine. Sales of the Henry J did not live up to expectations, and the model was discontinued after 1953, but sales of unsold examples continued until 1954.