Roughly 10 years ago, a multimillionaire vintage AMC enthusiast tried to acquire one of the six remaining AMX/3 mid-engine prototype sports cars for his personal collection. He was told none were ...

AMC would endure a painfully slow spiral downward ending in 1987, but not without first landing some heavy body blows to the competition with some now rare muscle cars. The 1960s and early 1970s ...

The AMC Gremlin seems to pop up on a lot of lists of terrible cars—but was the Gremlin really as terrible as some might have us believe? We say no. Look back at the car's history, and you'll see ...

Looking back to your younger days, do you feel Rambler and AMC built formidable muscle cars of the era? Also, which of the muscle car AMC’s do you give the most respect to? Keep up the good work ...

Later came the famous Javelin funny cars, notably that of header manufacturer Doug Thorley. Thorley’s Javelin was a rear engine design and used an AMC engine. The car was totaled by Norm Weekly ...

AMC built some extreme and interesting muscle cars during its short but shouty existence and now a group of those cars is up for auction. All of the best AMC cars are represented including the ...

and even classic cars. No other automaker exudes all three of these categories more so than the American Motors Corporation ...

Many of AMC's muscle cars have gone largely ignored by collectors and enthusiasts, lost in a sea of Pontiac GTOs, Oldsmobile 442s, and Ford Mustangs. Let's take a look at a handful of AMC's most ...

The AMC Gremlin has been the butt of many automotive jokes throughout the years, often appearing on lists of the worst cars in automotive history. It joined the Pacer as a strangely styled anomaly ...

Despite the American Motors Corporation being dead for more than 35 years, the remains of its last dealership, Collier Motors AMC, still stand in North Carolina, with hundreds of cars left on the lot.

The AMC Gremlin seems to pop up on a lot of lists of terrible cars—but was the Gremlin really as terrible as some might have us believe? We say no. Look back at the car's history, and you'll see ...