It was the car critics loved and then hated, and it has gained its own following among classic car lovers. American Motors Corporation (AMC) produced the Pacer from model year 1975 through 1980.

AMC roared into the muscle car era with some very impressive, powerful, and rare cars. But none are more rare than this ...

Fate has a curious way of determining our destiny. Take Bruce Gordon, for example. Back in the late '70s/early '80s, Bruce was in the market for his first car, and being an enthusiast, responded to an ...

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.

You don't see many AMCs at car shows, much less one built to this level. That's the point. Nick Filippides, owner of American Racing Headers, didn't just want another fast street car. He wanted ...

PETERSBURG — Here's an exciting Biz Buzz for you. Gremlins, Pacers and Ramblers, oh my! Do you remember the cars of American Motors Corporation [AMC]? You're invited to the International Convention of ...

1969 was a great year for muscle cars. Ford introduced the Mach 1 package and launched the Boss 302 and Boss 429 homologation specials. Chevrolet rolled out the COPO Camaro in addition to the ...

Q: Greg, I enjoy your AMC and Rambler columns, but what about the Rambler Marlin? How about some info on the Marlin and your recollections? Thanks, Frank Burke, Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania A: Frank, I’m ...

A compact station wagon won't surprise anyone these days, but when it debuted the AMC Concord ticked a lot of the right boxes. Released at the height of the Malaise era, the Concord lineup certainly ...

1969 was one helluva year to be alive and able to buy a new car in the United States of Automobile: the Bosses (Little and Nine), the COPO Camaro, the last Shelby Mustangs, the Corvette L88, and the ...

I couldn't find any serious rust on the car, and the interior would look good with a thorough cleaning. I'm hoping that some Colorado AMC fancier will come rescue the nice parts before The Crusher ...