This type of 1972 CJ-5 Jeep is typically valued at about $12,000 if kept in good condition.

Eon Productions capitalized on the work of computer simulations to send an AMC Hornet soaring.

The AMC Gremlin was a success in spite of itself. Now they're gaining in collector car circles. Here's some info and fun facts you should know about the AMC Gremlin.

Here's a look at three of the strangest special edition models offered across the lifespan of the AMC Gremlin nameplate.

Here's a look at the AMC Gremlin and the failure of two of its main American competitors, the Ford Pinto and Chevy Vega.

Here's a look at the economic crisis event that allowed the AMC Gremlin model to flourish in popularity and sales in the U.S. market.

Just like the Hornet borrowed parts from other AMC vehicles, the new car borrowed heavily from the Hornet. To separate the two cars, AMC gave the new car a new name, the Gremlin. 

The infamous AMC Gremlin was the only car in history of offer an interior inspired by Levi's. The denim material was an odd choice for a car interior.

Independent automakers like Auburn, Chandler, Franklin, Oakland, Packard, Pierce-Arrow, Studebaker, Graham-Paige, Hupp Motor Car, and dozens of others dotted the American landscape. But Big Three price wars killed them off.

The subcompact AMC Gremlin saw brisk sales in the 1970s despite its flaws, including a hatchback design without a working hatchback.

The AMC Gremlin was a joke to many manufacturers and consumers. This holiday made the debut of the Gremlin seem like even more of joke.

A low-cost alternative to larger, more expensive cars, the AMC Gremlin found a niche despite its flaws. Here are six reasons why it was a sales success story.

The AMC Gremlin was meant to be cute yet contentious. But who wants to drive a car whose name evokes images of crashing?

The AMC Pacer was a forward-thinking design for its time. Unfortunately, bad luck and terrible execution led to its downfall.

The Eagle Talon is a long-forgotten sports car from the early '90s. But looking back on it reveals some interesting facts about the era.

A new six-part documentary called "The Last Independent Automaker" explores the American Motors Corporation, its cars, behind the scenes stories, and the American culture that made it adapt to the different ears.

Let's all agree that for once in its life, AMC innovated something. It was the first American manufacturer to come up with the crossover, with its all-wheel-drive, lifted Eagle wagon.

One of the first American Motors Corporation dealerships is also its last. But Collier Motors' days are numbered as the heirs to Bobby Collier are in the final stages of clearing the property and selling it.

When it comes to cars that automotive fans want to see brought back, the AMC Eagle is one at the top of the list. AMC was so well-liked, one fan went out of their way to get a unique model from them. What happened, and what vehicle did it turn out to be?

Although it has long been forgotten and overshadowed by more modern-day sports cars and popular classics, the AMC Rebel SST was once a true American muscle car. It wasn't uncommon to see them cruising the roads, street racing, or even modified and hitting the drag strip, and after 40 years this one is still good.