During the early days of muscle car mania, namely throughout ... which was more than enough to safely crown the AMX as AMC's torquiest release ever, during the '60s. Fast-forward a few years ...

With names like Javelin and Matador, AMC cars of the 1970s had large V-8s with plenty of fins and flippers to attract America's youth. Here are the greats in no particular order. In the 60s ...

AMC cranked out several underrated muscle cars throughout the '60s and '70s, along with some of the most durable Jeep models ever, during its ownership of the legendary off-road badge between 1970 ...

This was common practice back in the '60s, and AMC was expert at making special regional editions for its customers. Many dealerships across the country spiced up showroom-ready cars by adding ...

It’s natural to be a fan if you grew up in the Milwaukee area in the 1950s, ‘60s and '70s ... where so many AMC vehicles were built. People drove the cars, and “you typically knew somebody ...

In the ’50s and early ’60s, it was about parachute drops ... the engine project was in limbo as being too small for the existing AMC car platforms. It seemed a perfect option for the 1,500 ...

Is it a muscle car or a sports car? The oft-forgotten AMX — short for American Motors eXperimental —from American Motors Corporation (AMC) challenged the Corvette in splitting that difference ...

In the late '60s, new rules and regulations has been imposed on car manufacturers. By installing various equipment at the dealer's shops, AMC managed to avoid those regulations. Photo: AMC Motors ...

Actor James Garner became famous in the ‘60s for portraying ... a four-wheel drive Garner AMC driven by Carl Jackson and Jim Fricker came in fourth; and that’s the very car you see here.

400,000th Rambler on the production line in 1959 AMC celebrates ... the rebellion of the ’60s, the uncertainty of the ’70s, or the ambitions of the ’80s, the cars from those eras reflected ...