I’m going to explore some parts of the US that I don’t typically search, just to see what there is to see. We’re starting out ...

When it comes to durability and reliability, there are certain truck engines that stand out from the rest. These engines have ...

The term “muscle car” was coined during the original muscle car era, which is generally defined as 1964 through 1974. The ...

General Motors faces lawsuit over V8 engine The NHTSA claims that "vehicle safety developments helped raise the annual number of lives saved" over the last few decades. While vehicle safety has ...

AMC quickly replaced the 343 with the 360 cubic inch V8 once it began building the larger engine in 1970, and offered it, in either a two- or four-barrel setup, as an option on all three ...

Engines including the reliable 150 hp 258 inline-six, two- and four-barrel versions of the AMC 360 V8 (making 245 and 285 hp, respectively), and the big daddy 401 V8 with its full 330 hp and 430 ...

This disparity was rectified in 1972 when AMC unexpectedly unleashed a potent 304 cubic-inch V8 engine as an option, coupled with a reinforced suspension system. This unexpected combination imbued the ...

It basically was like a real-life Hot Wheels car. These steel-bodied cars featured a 6.4-liter AMC V8 engine, mounted mid-car and capable of pushing out 340 horsepower and a whopping 430 lb-ft. of ...

This ’74 had been restored and modified by Donny Soloman – something of an AMC evangelist and collector who has accumulated some press on the subject. Solomon had originally restored the car in 2000 ...

The Packard-AMC divorce led to a rather strange situation in 1956 – apart from examples like this one, equipped with the Packard V8, Hudson rolled out cars with the new AMC V8, a small 250-cubic ...

Then there’s the engine. This AMC Hornet Sportabout has been fitted with a larger 5.9-liter V8 featuring a four-barrel carburetor, chrome valve covers, and a three-speed automatic transmission ...