Joe Fougerousse has always had a taste for originality and wanted something different from the rest of the crowd. That’s partly, he said, what steered him toward cars made by American Motors Corp. Once he started driving AMCs, he became convinced they were better cars than many of their counterparts. One of Fougerousse’s...
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Car of the Week: 1970 AMC AMX
AMC said the 1970 AMX was made tougher because 1970 was a tough year. Unfortunately, the high-powered little two-seat muscle car had tough sledding in showrooms, which makes it hard to find and very collectible today.
Car of the Week: The 1969 AMC SC Rambler
When AMC trotted out its new products at the Chicago Auto Show in March 1969, one of the most eye-catching vehicles was a small hardtop with a patriotic color scheme and a massive scoop dominating the front portion of its hoods. This AMC Hurst SC/Rambler represented one of the company’s most unique models and...
Steve Green AMC Collection vehicles to be sold
More than 50 vehicles from the Steve Green AMC Collection will be sold at the Auto Fair at the Charlotte Motor Speedway this weekend. Also a look ahead to the Barrett-Jackson Palm Beach auction; the Worldwide Auctioneers' Houston Classic Auction; plus a review of top sellers at the McCormick Palm Springs Classic Car Auction...
Loveable Loser: The unforgetable AMC Pacer
Back in the early '70s, AMC spent millions of dollars conjuring of up a new compact car. What came of this effort was the much-maligned and impossible-to-forget Pacer — a poster child for ugly cars that failed.