Nearly three years after quitting my job to produce a six-part documentary series about American Motors Corporation, The Last ...

The Rambler Marlin remains a rare sight ... president Roy Abernethy greenlit production of the car with aa new name, Marlin, for the 1965 model year. Like the Tarpon, the '65 was built on the ...

There were sporty cars, too, the Model 34 A of 1908 with wildly flaring front fenders. Jeffery senior died in 1910 and his son Charles took over. In 1914, he dropped the Rambler name, calling the ...

There were several indications that the 1967 AMC Rambler Rogue was a muscle car, but the model remained mostly unknown in the performance arena. On paper it had impressive credentials: a two-door ...

And while it did not provide America's first compact production model, it pioneered the high-performance midsize segment (later known as the muscle car market) with the Rambler Rebel (1957-1960).

My car was medium blue with a white painted ... six cylinder that first appeared in a 199-cubic-inch size on some of the 1964 models. This new Rambler six would then grow to the 232 in 1967 ...

The American, a compact car, was the last Rambler marketed ... Finally, AMC redesigned the Rambler for the 1964 model year and kept it in showrooms for five years. This time around, it also ...

So we had to know more about Rambler's 1957 Rebel ... 255hp/345 lb-ft V-8 used in fullsize Nash and Hudson cars—and plant it in a midsize model. Buyers had a choice of a beefy manual ...