Often overshadowed by its competitors, the AMC Matador is frequently dismissed as a mundane vehicle from the 1970s. However, ...

And for a few brief years, AMC made some truly exciting cars, including the AMX, Javelin, Hornet, and Gremlin X—a caricature of a car powered by AMC’s 5.0-liter V-8. More from Robb Report ...

Pony cars have long been a staple of American automotive culture, but not every model gets the recognition it deserves. While ...

Under the hood, the car's standard engine was a 232-ci (3.8-liter) AMC inline-six that delivered a decent 155 hp to the rear wheels through either a three-speed manual or the optional three-speed ...

This AMC Hornet Sportabout has been fitted with a larger 5.9-liter V8 featuring a four-barrel carburetor, chrome valve covers, and a three-speed automatic transmission driving the rear wheels.

On top of offering a choice of either AMC’s old faithful inline six-cylinder engine or a newly developed, 5.9-liter fuel-injected V-8, it also provides a turbodiesel option borrowed from the ...

Here’s our alternative timeline in which AMC not only survives but thrives—and what the resulting fallout would have likely meant for one of Detroit’s longtime stalwarts. 1983 After intense ...

November 8, 2024 The AMC AMX Is Still the Best-Kept Secret in American Muscle Cars Built from 1968 through 1970, the model was one of the only two-seat sports cars made in the U.S. when introduced.