One popular model raced in NASCAR's modern era during the early to mid-1970s was the red, white and blue American Motors Corporation Matador, a car dubbed an underdog that at times performed well ...

The Matador was relatively successful overall, but the hardtop version didn't find many customers as the oil crisis hit the car industry in 1973. As a result, AMC decided to drop this body style ...

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 ...

Check, check, check. Consider, instead, the AMC Matador. Welcome to You Must Buy, our daily look at the cars you really should be buying instead of that boring commuter sedan. eBay It's weird that ...

From the November 1973 issue of Car and Driver. There's an undeniable smugness stamped into the fenders of AMC's new Matador X. And each arrogant crease is integral to an overall air of confidence.

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Car Seat Headrest's label, Matador, was then forced to recall all existing copies of the LP, and delay its physical release until the summer. (The album was digitally released on May 20 as planned ...

As for me, I owned a 1974 Matador four-door sedan with the 304-V8 as I traded two Gottlieb pinball machines called “Paul Bunyan” and “Sing Along” for the car. To this day, I’m not sure ...