The AMC Eagle was a lifted sedan with all-wheel drive—a combination that ended up inspiring what we now call crossovers. It handled snow and dirt well and found utility where other cars fell short.

See what might have happened had AMC Motors navigated its way through the troubles that ultimately killed it off.

AMC built the AMX in the late 1960s as a prototype for the successful Javelin, and released the AMX as a production model beginning in 1968. At the time, the only other two-seat muscle car on the ...

Some of the most collectible American cars from the ’80s have names you know that come from the muscle car era of the 1960s and 1970s. The dark decade was mired with unimaginative designs, low ...