That car was the AMC Javelin, which made its debut during the height of the muscle car era in 1968. Over the following six years, the eclectic and polarizing AMC Javelin would go down as one of ...

As a result, we have multiple models today to stand as a legacy of what AMC was. Among those interesting models is the Javelin. Produced from 1968 to 1974, the Javelin is a four-seater pony car ...

One example was the pony car segment, which AMC entered in the 1968 model year with the Javelin. By then, the Mustang and Barracuda were almost four years old, whereas GM's Camaro and Firebird ...

This makes it the torquiest muscle car AMC ever crafted, figures that translated well to the Javelins on-track form. The ...

and it's easy to forget about lower-volume pony cars, some of which were actually quite good. The AMC Javelin was one such car. Production numbers were only a fraction of those for the Camaro ...

One of those cars that didn’t make it is the Javelin. Created by the company with probably the shortest life in the American auto industry, AMC (born in 1954 from the union between Nash ...

AMC thrust its Javelin into competition in an attempt to market the coupe against the herd of pony cars that were battling the Ford Mustang by the 1968 model year. And, in addition to helping AMC ...

In 1970, AMC was in the middle of the muscle car race both on and off the track. Both the Javelin and the two-seat AMX received a substantial one-year-only facelift that added an air of muscle to ...

This AMC Javelin AMX has been transformed from an obscure muscle car from a dead-and-gone brand to a near-religious experience, a sensory-overwhelming baptism on the altar of almighty power.

The Javelin and its short-wheelbase, two-seat offshoot, the AMX, were designed by Richard Teague using underpinnings from AMC's compact Rambler American car. The vehicle was created to help AMC ...

Also at SEMA, the Ringbrothers of Spring Green, Wisconsin, showed a car that could serve as the veritable model for Mopar’s new adopt-a-Hellcat program: a 1972 AMC Javelin AMX called “Defiant ...