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American Motors Corporation, being the smallest major American manufacturer, may not have produced as many muscle cars as the other companies, but for its size, it did come up with quite a few: the SST, the Rambler Rebel, the Hurst SC/Rambler, the Rebel Machine, the Javelin, and the AMX. Though the two-seater AMX was made as a separate model for only three short years - 1968, 1969, and 1970 - it was a valiant attempt to compete with the big three, and by most accounts quite a good car.

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AMC Javelin The Javelin was American Motors Corporation's entry into the pony car market and was produced from 1968 to 1974.	AMC AMX America's other two-seat sports car, the AMX was available with up to 315 horsepower with the 390 cubic inch engine.	American Motors AMX AMC's AMX was manufactured from 1968 to 1974, the first three years as a stand-alone model, and the last four as an option on the Javelin.
American Motors SST AMC produced many SST (Super Sport Touring) models, including the Javelin, Rebel, Hornet, and Ambassador.	360 AMC's 360 was available in the AMX, Javelin, and Hornet.	390 In the Rebel machine, the 390 was the highest output engine AMC ever made.
401 The 401 was AMC's largest displacement engine.