#AMX

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AMC AMX

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AMC AMX, 1968. The series production AMX was a short wheelbase, 2 seat version of American Motor's new for '68 Javelin. A 290ci V8 was standard while AMC's 360ci V8 was optional. Sales were disappointing and the AMX was discontinued and not replaced in 1970. The AMX brand was offered as a special package on the Javelin between 1971 and 1974 and then other American Motor's models in the later 1970s

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1966 AMC Vignale concept car.

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If you had to choose one, what’s your pick?

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AMC AMX

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A-1AM EMBRAER AMX FALCÃO

Sgt Muller Marin

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Javelin

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1969 AMC AMX/3

Starting with arguably the most unusual car on this list, the AMC AMX/3 was an American-designed, Italian-manufactured prototype. First unveiled at the 1970 Chicago Auto Show, this sleek muscular American supercar took blatant inspiration for the era’s exotic Italian automotive offerings. Despite being slated for a limited production run of 1,000 units, government safety regulations in the US would ultimately lead to the project’s abandonment after only five proto-specimens were produced (and some $2M dollars in R&D money was spent).

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AMC AMX 2-door Liftback Coupe, 1979. What the Firebird started others picked up on. AMC used a prominent AMX decal on the AMX coupe.

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Hát ez elég szomorú

Az olaszok a mai napon hivatalosan is kivonják a hadrendből az AMX-et