The seller of today’s Nice Price or No Dice AMC Eagle makes the claim that the model is “The original crossover.” Let’s see if the price makes it worth jumping into this Eagle’s nest.

Anyone seeing the AMC Eagle wagon on the road (if ever real, though we’re pretty sure it’s not going to happen) would probably discard it as another representative of the long-gone 1980s.

To say that I loved the Eagle would be the understatement of the year. When I got home, I bought 200 shares of American Motors stock. The Eagle had convinced me that AMC was a hot property.

The four-wheel drive AMC Eagle, unlike its avian namesake, is far from a rare bird. On any short ride you are bound to spot one. Or two, or maybe even more. No doubt about it, the Eagle is a popula… ...

We aren't sure there is such a thing as a normal AMC Eagle, but we feel safe saying other models of the 4x4 car were a lot less strange than this Sundancer convertible model. These convertible ...

The base 1980 AMC Eagle wagon started from around $14,000. The diesel motor conversion costs a whopping $9,000, more than half the car's price! The whole USP of the Eagle wagon was that it fused ...

The AMC Eagle, essentially a Concord wagon with permanent four-wheel-drive (4WD), had a nearly 50/50 front/rear torque split distribution and boasted higher ground clearance. Through a select ...

Powered by AMC’s trusty 258 cu-in (4.2-litre) straight six that’s also common to Jeeps of the era, the Eagle makes a pathetic 110 hp (112 PS), but a more tolerable 210 lb-ft (285 Nm) of torque ...

Dateline: Snow Belt, U.S.A. Undoubtedly, American Motors' 1981 Eagle SX/4 Sport is great for winter driving in a city like Ann Arbor, which is notorious for its abominable road upkeep.

The ultimate exercise in badge-engineering and parts-binning—Eagle took five of AMC's existing rear-wheel-drive passenger vehicles, jacked up their ride heights by 4.0 inches and crammed four ...

The AMC Eagle a innovative combination between a passenger car and a capable off-roader in an era when some of the most uninspiring American cars were build.

AMC and Jeep By 1970, with the fading of the muscle car era, AMC needed something new to boost its numbers and keep a grip on its already small market share in U.S. automotive sales. AMC acquired ...