The AMC Gremlin X was never meant to stand shoulder to shoulder with big-block Chevelles or Hemi Mopars, yet it became one of the strangest muscle-era experiments to reach American showrooms. Built ...

American Motors Corporation, or AMC in short, may have been dead for nearly 36 years, but most of its models live on in the hands of passionate petrolheads. Some have gotten bored of constantly ...

American Motors Corporation never had the budget or marketing muscle of its Detroit rivals, yet it managed to field some of the most deceptively light V8 performance cars of the late 1960s and early ...

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 in ...

Though overshadowed by Detroit's Big Three, the AMC left its mark on the original muscle car era with some iconic tire-shredders. In 1954, the Hudson Motor Car Company joined forces with the ...

The year is 1972. You go to your Chevy dealer and shovel over $6,000 or so for a Corvette with the hottest engine available: The LS5 454 big block. Sure, it's down to 270 horsepower, 31 less than a ...

When we previewed the '72 performance cars in September and October, we chose one car out of each car maker's line that stood out as their best offering for a performance buy. To back up our ...