Introduced in 1971 as a replacement for the Rebel, the AMC Matador was mostly advertised as a family car. But it also spawned a two-door hardtop with up to 330 horsepower as a competitor for the dying ...

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Think of a 1970s American coupe, a big-body two-door with acres of style. Chevelle? Sure. Torino? Absolutely. Satellite, Monte Carlo, Eldorado? Check, check, check. Consider, instead, the AMC Matador.

In order to enhance its appeal, AMC turned to a famous name from the fashion design world, Oleg Cassini, and the Matador seen here is a result of that collaboration. It's up for auction until July 24.

The AMC Matador Barcelona occupies a tiny but fascinating corner of 1970s American car culture, combining personal luxury styling with the contrarian instincts of American Motors Corporation.

Q: Greg, I owned a 1974 AMC Ambassador Custom Brougham four-door sedan back in the 1970s with the 304-V8 engine. What is this car worth today? I read your column in the Cape Cod newspaper and I know ...

Q: I enjoy the nostalgia articles in my hometown newspaper The Gainesville Sun. The recent Cars We Remember section was really fun to read, and I enjoyed the AMC history of high performance. One AMC ...

Q: I enjoy the nostalgia articles in my hometown newspaper The Gainesville Sun. The recent Cars We Remember section was really fun to read, and I enjoyed the AMC history of high performance. One AMC ...