The American Motors Corporation (AMC) was an American automobile company. AMC History goes back to 1954 when it was formed by the merger of Nash-Kelvinator Corporation and Hudson Motor Car Company. AMC at its peak was the fourth-largest automaker in the United States. Known for its innovative and unconventional approach to car design they produced a range of AMC vehicles that included compact cars, muscle cars and off-road vehicles.
Since 1987, AMC ceased car production following its acquisition by Chrysler. There are no AMC cars produced after that time. Currently, AMC models are primarily thought out by collectors and enthusiasts of classic cars.
We have comprised a List of AMC models to assist in distinguishing vehicle features, options and variations by year, make and model. The AMC Car Models in this list is sorted by year and model and may include AMC Car Images.
Using AMC Car VIN numbers, you can gain a wealth of information on the pre-owned vehicles you may be interested in purchasing. A full Vehicle history report may help in determining current vehicle condition and should help in accessing future performance and overall reliability.
All AMC model cars are assigned a unique identifying number that serves as the vehicles serial number and is most commonly referred to as the Vehicle Identification Number or VIN for short. Your AMC VIN can help you identify a vast amount of vital information about the vehicle, such as its manufacturer, model, year, features, drivetrain information and more.
All vehicle manufactured after 1980 are assigned a globally recognized standardized format VIN number that in addition to identifying vehicles year, make, model and features it also can allow you to track the vehicles history. Using just a Vehicle Identification Number you can uncover previous accidents, thefts, service history, title brands, reported mileage, lease history, possible taxi use and more...