Concept cars often stand out as visionary glimpses into the future. The Astra-Gnome, a concept car designed by the prominent industrial...

The XR-400 was a fully operational concept car. A "sporty" youth-oriented convertible was built in 1962 by the Budd Company, an...

Created by noted car designer George Barris, Manufacturers Hanover Trust's third model of its uniquely designed series of AnyCars is the...

Derived from the American, the Tarpon was the car that AMC could have, should have, but didn't make in response to the Mustang. Instead,...

The AMC Vixen concept car of 1966 was the work of designer Dick Teague. It loosely previewed the 1970 AMC Hornet production car. The...

Styling of 1960s AMC concept cars often predicted production models. The Vignale concept shown hinted at the upcoming AMC AMX. The AMX...

Also part of Project IV, the Cavalier demonstrated the uses of interchangeable body panels - right front and left rear fenders were...

Another Project IV car, the AMX II was eight inches longer than the Vignale car; its notchback styling, by freelance stylist Vince...

The AMC AMX concept cars were early looks at what would become one of AMC's signature model lines: the sporty 1968 AMC Javelin pony car...

The AMX III, not to be confused with the better-known AMX/3, was essentially a Javelin station wagon. First shown at the Chicago Auto...

With the rest of the automotive industry caught up in a tail-finned frenzy of luxurious comfort, AMC anticipated the oil crisis ahead and...

You've all felt that frustration. You go to a new car show, and amid all of a manufacturer's ho-hum products for next model year, you see...

The AMC AMX-GT is a concept car developed by American Motors Corporation (AMC) for the 1968 show car circuit. The design of the grand...

Designed by in-house stylists Bob Nixon and Fred Hudson, the non-working AMX/2 show car featured a "twin" theme, including dual movable...

In 1970 American Motors made a splash with this all-new mid-engined Dick Teague-designed supercar. The car was derived from the...

The 1974 AMC Gremlin G-II Concept was an actual AMC concept car, a compact coupe based on the Gremlin but with the nose of the Hornet...

The increasing popularity of four-wheel-drive vehicles prompts new looks at ways to serve the growing market. AMC's first downsized Jeep...

In 1977, AMC introduced its "Concept 80" line of experimental vehicles, including the AM Van, Grand Touring, Concept I, Concept II, and...

Also featured as part of the AMC Concept 80 Show were the Concept I (left) and Concept II. both of which appeared to be evolutions of the...

Also featured as part of the AMC Concept 80 Show were the Concept I (left) and Concept II. both of which appeared to be evolutions of the...

Much like the Ghia, AMC’s AM Van is a very 1970s concept based on an existing car platform that never moved past the concept stage. As...

The Jeep Jeepster II was a concept car built in 1979. AMC came up with the idea for a stubby sports, which they called the Jeepster. ...

This one-of-one custom AMX, based on the Spirit, featured a turbocharged & fuel-injected inline 6, producing 450 HP. The AMX Turbo made...

1960 Kaiser-Willys Jeep Wide-Trac The Kaiser-Willys Jeep Wide-Trac concept was built to be an affordable, easy to assemble all-terrain...