Funny-looking and developed on the cheap, the AMC Gremlin was pure corporate brilliance.

Starting with the Hornet, which was available in wagon, sedan, and liftback coupe variants, AMC cut a foot out of the wheelbase and added a steeply slanted hatchback to create the Gremlin. It’s ...

AMC Gremlin 1970-1978 In the 60s, American Motors Corporation was widely known for the Rambler and other wonky economy cars marketed to people who weren't interested in performance.

It's time to revive the good souls of the AMC Gremlin and the Ford Pinto and let you all decide who shall reign supreme. (Welcome to Who Ya Got, a new series where you get to vote on famed car ...

This is the rare AMC Hornet wagon with a dash of Italian high-fashion glam.

The AMC Hornet supplanted the long-serving Rambler at the start of the 1970s. The Sportabout was the wagon version, which offered a dose of extra practicality. This example, however, also adds a ...

Manny Athans in his 1973 AMC Gremlin X, a car often called one of the weirdest of the 1970s.

But AMC lacked the funding for a standalone machine so it just chopped the back off a Hornet sedan and have us what looks like a wagon that ends suddenly. They should have just called it the Troll.

A second 1980-model-year Pacer DL will go under the hammer during the same event. This car is a white-painted woody wagon with a red interior. The title shows 13,276 miles (21,366 km).

The AMC Hornet, the Rambler, and Javelin are among some of its most well-known models, in addition to the Gremlin.