The original Rambler was discontinued in 1955. AMC revived the vehicle in 1958 as the Rambler American. The American soldiered on through 1969 as one of the company's bread-and-butter vehicles.

Lovingly lit Ramblers, Javelins, Marlins, and Pacers fill the screen in a production led by automotive journalist Joe Ligo.

Initially offered with a six-cylinder engine, the Rambler got an optional V8 in 1966. AMC discontinued the nameplate three years later, but not before it created a muscle car version called the SC ...

From Avanti to Zimmer, every orphaned car brand has its armchair CEOs who argue that, if only they had been in charge, the company would still be making cars today. But most of these analyses are ...

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AMC’s Rambler American was regularly the lowest-priced American-built car for much of its run. The vehicles lacked the panache of the Chevrolet Bel Air, Chrysler 300 or Ford Thunderbird, but ...

You know those Cinderella-style films such as Pretty In Pink where the cash-poor leading lady purchases a rummage sale dress and proceeds to turn it into something stunning? That was American Motors ...

Kenosha will once again become the center of the American Motors Corporation universe as tens of thousands of enthusiasts ...