The 1969 AMC Rebel Machine arrived like a firecracker in a town meeting, a loud and unapologetic challenge to Detroit’s ...

The 1970 AMC Rebel Machine is mainly recognizable due to its tri-color patriotic color scheme, but the muscle car was also available in solid paints.

While the American car market was booming in the '50s, independent carmakers were struggling in the face of the financial might of GM, Chrysler, and Ford, with Packard shutting down for business by ...

The Rebel Machine by American Motor Corp. was a muscle car for someone who did not want to blow their entire savings on a vehicle, but still wanted bang-for-your-buck muscle. Despite the Rebel Machine ...

During the 1960s and 1970s, people who wanted to buy an American-built performance car had a huge variety of models to choose from. Virtually all the brands owned by Detroit’s Big Three marketed at ...

The opportunity to bring together two rare AMC muscle cars, a 1970 Rebel Machine and the even rarer 1971 Matador Machine, came about due to my long friendship with AMC enthusiast Fred Philips. When ...