1456:, "Henderson was the leader in the class in his AMC Eagle SX/4 through the first two-thirds of the 12-hour rally... Some seven stages from the end, Henderson's Eagle began to have engine trouble and lost one cylinder". The Nor'wester rally held in Tumwater, Washington, had perfect weather (cold, rain, and 11 stages covered with more than six inches of snow) that "helped Production Class winners Gene Henderson and Jim Kloosterman since, "It was perfect conditions for our 4wd (AMC) Eagle. We love that slop". At the next event, the Olympus International, Henderson and Kloosterman was an early leader, but retired with a blown engine in his AMC Eagle SX/4; however, Gene's son, Garry Henderson, in another SX/4 with co-driver Mike Van Leo, placed second in the Production Class and sixth overall. The inaugural three-day Michigan International rally should have been easy for the AMC Eagle SX/4, but "several of the very sandy stages that would have been to Henderson's advantage were canceled" so with co-driver Jon Wickens, the team finished second in the Production Class and tenth overall. The next event with the SX/4 was the Manistee Trails rally in Michigan, where Henderson and Kloosterman won the Production class and finished fifth overall. At the November Press-on-Regardless rally, Henderson was "dominating things in the early going until a big rock took a bite out of the AMC Eagle's transfer case putting it out of the rally." The Henderson and Kloosterman team finished the 1983 Sno*Drift in third place for Production Class and sixth overall.
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a 5-speed manual or automatic transmission with AMC's Select-Drive system. Standard equipment in 1988 that was previously optional included air conditioning system, rear window defroster, halogen headlamps, AM/FM stereo radio, light group (glove box, dome, and engine lights), and adjustable steering wheel. The following remained optional equipment for the 1988 production: power windows, power seats, power mirrors, radio with cassette player, cruise control, rear window wiper, wood grain side panels, floor mats, headlamp warning buzzer, intermittent wipers, wire wheel covers, and a cold climate group.
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purchased them not as sports cars, but to allow them to go through mud and snow. Reviews in the early 2020s have described it as a "sporty crossover hatchback, built 25 years ahead of its time". The new model was yet another response to the "many times the odds were stacked against this bold, little automaker from
Kenosha, Wisconsin, and how they just kept coming up with new attempts to do things in a novel way." The SX/4's design has been described as simply attractive and successful because it had no polarizing features.
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604:. A second energy crisis had hit in 1979. Sales of AMC's highly profitable truck-based Jeep line dropped due in part to their low fuel efficiency. This forced AMC into a precarious financial position. The Eagle provided a low-cost way of bridging the gap between AMC's solid and economical, but aging, passenger-car line and its well-regarded, but decidedly off-road focused, Jeep line, as the Eagle used the existing Concord (and later, Spirit)
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place when the car slid on the ice and went straight into a bank tearing off the right front strut and setting the car straight across the road. Henderson was blocked and had to help clear the car from the road before he could continue. They lost two minutes, two places, and a win in the class." Third place
Production and seventh overall in this two-day race in
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it has set a lasting standard for utility and a friendly, innovative spirit that has eluded most of the compact crossovers on the market today." An article in a series about innovations and icons, the BBC wrote, "the Eagle was, in essence, the kind of segment-busting product that engineers and marketers spend entire careers trying to create."
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overall, as well as won first in the
Production Class, "only the second rally for the Michigan team in their new Eagle." The next event was the Susquehannock Trail rally that saw the first-place winner face "a stiff challenge" from Light and Brandt's SX/4 that captured second less than a minute later. At the Centennial rally held in
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Michigan's snow-covered gravel surface roads in January. Second in the Production Class and sixth overall were Henderson and Kloosterman. "They were robbed of a nearly certain win in the class when the route was blocked on the 12th stage by John Woolf ... was in second
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The conversions were approved by AMC with the cars ordered through select AMC dealers in the customer's selection of options and exterior colors. They were available in the top "Limited" trim level that included leather upholstery. The conversion cost approximately $ 3,000 and the dealer's list price
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Limited wagon models were discontinued, leaving the wagon as the only available version in 1988, its final season, and now under Chrysler's ownership. The standard and only 258 cu in (4.2 L) I6 engine was rated at 112 hp (84 kW; 114 PS) and came with either
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Kammback and Series 30 Eagle two-door sedans were both dropped from the line, due to slow sales. The Series 30 Eagle sedan was no longer available in the Limited trim, leaving only the base model in the Eagle sedan line. The Series 50
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December 1979, to allow for increased Eagle production capacity at its assembly facility in Kenosha, Wisconsin. The 4WD components beneath a conventional car made the Eagle popular in regions with snow, and AMC made the Jeep connection explicit creating "an early crossover" vehicle. Production for
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plastic wheel arch flares that flowed into rocker panel extensions. The grille was similar to the 1980 Concord's, with horizontal bars spaced slightly further apart and the Eagle emblem mounted to the left side. Because coupes and sedans carried
Concord DL equipment as standard, they also carried the
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A long-term road test conducted in 2009 of a new Suzuki crossover vehicle described the original AMC Eagle as "combined two disparate personalities – rugged, childlike playfulness and staunch paternal responsibility – in a way that few thought possible in 1980. And for all the Eagle's lowly heritage,
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the SUV", including the Eagle to be the precursor to one of the most popular vehicle types on the market. Indeed, the Eagle's basic concept - that of a station wagon with AWD, raised ground clearance, full range of power options, and automatic transmissions, as well as the rough-road capability - has
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on stage four and had to be pushed and pulled out." The next event, the 100 Acre Wood rally saw "the
Production Class battle was as exciting as the Overall warfare with four Production Class cars finishing in the top ten, all within a minute and a half, after a full night of rallying." The Henderson
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joined the options list. The optional automatic transmission received wider gear ratios for better fuel economy. All received as standard equipment the "Select Drive" system that could be changed between all-wheel drive and two-wheel drive for a potential increase in fuel economy. The system put the
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The AMC Eagles were the only four-wheel drive passenger cars produced in the United States at the time. All models featured "passenger-car comfort, plus 4WD security for all-weather security." Marketing materials of the time refer to the Eagle as a "vehicle," "automobile," "car," or “sport machine.”
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After the AMC-based 4-wheel-drive Eagle wagon was dropped, Chrysler and Eagle officials were busy figuring out which type of vehicles would be best for the new division. The four-wheel-drive sporty Eagle concept would continue in spirit by offering all-wheel-drive optionally on the
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The AMC Eagle "was arguably a decade ahead of its time." It was a passenger car that "pioneered the crossover SUV" category. Introduced in late 1979 for the 1980 model year, it "was unlike anything on the market" and in the 2000s "the somewhat traditional SUV has given way to the 'crossover utility
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AMC Eagles were imported into Japan, in their original left-hand drive, from 1985 to 1989 under the country's new "Action Plan of 1985" which was implemented to simplify Japan's importation processes including motor vehicles. Kintetsu Shibaura Automotive Maintenance Company Ltd. began importing the
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for 1987 Jeep vehicles, the new engine did not make it under the venerable Eagle's hood. The 258 cu in (4.2 L) I6 remained the sole engine available in the eight-season-old Eagle sedan and wagon. No major changes were seen on the 1987 Eagle, as American Motors turned its attention to
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American Motors introduced the open differential Model 128 transfer case for the Eagle. The automatic transmission no longer had a lockup torque converter. Eagle sales would drop beneath the 10,000 annual unit mark for the first time after the 1986 model year production (and would slide further for
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Exterior styling was slightly revised as all models used the "power bulge" hood, seen previously on the 1981 through 1983 Eagle Series 50 models. The grille header bar and hood ornament/trim strip were deleted in the process. "Shift-on-the-Fly" capability was added to the Select Drive 4-wheel-drive
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became standard equipment, as AMC's 258 cu in (4.2 L) I6 became optional. The I4 engine was only available with the manual transmission in the Eagle sedans and wagons. The AMC inline-six was redesigned to produce more low-end torque, as well as made smoother running, more economical,
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with a viscous fluid coupling that allowed the drive system to operate on wet or dry pavement without causing undue suspension and drivetrain wear. Due to its rugged undercarriage, two trailer-towing packages were available for handling trailers weighing up to 3,500 lb (1,588 kg). The top
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Drivers Guy Light and Jim Brandt finished the 1981 Northern Lights rally just three minutes behind first place in the Production Class "despite nailing a tree dead center with their brand new AMC Eagle SX/4." Two weeks later at the Chisum Trail rally, the Light and Brandt SX/4 captured fifth place
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Starting in February 1983, the AMC 150 cu in (2.5 L) I4 theoretically replaced the GM Iron Duke 151 in the Eagle as the standard engine, though the installation rate is unknown. The 258 cu in (4.2 L) I6 was improved for better performance by increasing the compression
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As the first mass-produced American passenger car with 4WD of any type, automotive industry analysts were taken by surprise at the fact that AMC, a company most had deemed past its ability to produce competitive vehicles, turned the best of what they had into a revolutionary, novel, and all-around
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The opening event of 1986, the Tulip 200 Forest rally, had four AMC Eagles racing, with Daniel and Betty-Ann Gilliland driving their SX/4 to fifth place overall, while Dave Sampson and Mike Puffenberger finished in 33rd. The Susquehannock Trail rally included three AMC Eagles, with Wayne and Karl
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Marketing of the new SX/4 highlighted experiencing what lies beyond the sports car. The advertising was about how the car looked, and with the four-wheel-drive feature, AMC's objective was to establish a new market niche: the off-road sports car. Given AMC's meager advertising budget, most owners
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system with a viscous fluid coupling that protected the suspension or driveline components from wear during dry pavement use. A "Select Drive" option, which allowed the Eagle to run in two-wheel-drive (RWD) mode and be switched to four-wheel-drive via a dashboard switch, was offered as a mid-year
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All Eagles took on a new plastic egg-crate-style grille divided into 24 squares at the front. The Eagle emblem was relocated to the grille header bar. Bumpers were updated so their end caps flowed smoothly into the Kraton plastic wheel arches and rocker panel trim. The Sport package, carried over
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engine in the Production Class and placed seventh overall. The next event, the Tour de Forest rally in Washington State saw the SX/4 of Henderson and Kloosterman finish in fourth place for Production and eighth overall. The SX/4 took second place driven by Henderson and Kloosterman in the 1982
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The standard powertrain was now the previously optional five-speed manual, with the wide-ratio three-speed automatic transmission as a popular option. The AMC 258 I6 became standard. However, Eagle sales began to drop as AMC was no longer promoting the models. Advertising was limited to dealer
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Fuel-thirsty vehicles built for rugged off-road were on the market, but AMC "predicted that consumers would embrace a vehicle with the comfort of an automobile, but the ride height and foul-weather capabilities of a four-wheel drive utility vehicle." The objective was an affordable car with
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Sno*Drift Production Class in Michigan. "Henderson and his AMC Eagle used the car's 4wd to good advantage and chipped away at lead after the rains started early Sunday morning. The rally ended, however, before Henderson could pull it off" just 24 seconds behind first place.
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as a light truck. This made Eagles exempt from regular passenger-car regulations that mandated both front and rear bumpers sustain a 5 mph (8 km/h) impact with no damage. As on the Concord, black plastic end caps were featured on the 1980 model year Eagle bumpers.
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The 1980 Eagle's appearance differed from the Concord's in that the bodies were raised 3 in (76 mm) further off their suspension to afford better ground clearance. To fill in the increased visual space between the tires and wheel wells, AMC used durable
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and Kloosterman team placed their SX/4 third in the Production Class and ninth overall. The AMC Eagle of Henderson and Kloosterman "in the lead ... but that didn't last... On stage 10 the car rolled, ending wheels up on the stage" at the Olympus rally in
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magazine's conclusion in 1980 that the new AMC Eagle was, indeed, "The beginning of a new generation of cars." Even as the automaker was struggling financially, "AMC's reputation for developing vehicles on the cheap is only exceeded by its legacy of
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Toyota's first-ever front wheel driver ... extend the output shaft out the back of the transmission, and connect it to a driveshaft for the solid rear axle ... Not on dry pavement, though, because like most 4WD systems of the time, it had no center
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The brand included vehicles from different companies with various characteristics that included economy, sportiness, and luxury. Due to poor marketing, sales never met expectations. Chrysler discontinued the Eagle brand after the 1998 model year.
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For 1984, the popular 258 cu in (4.2 L) I6 was optional in place of the 150 cu in (2.5 L) AMC I4. The four-cylinder engine was installed in only 147 Eagles, but this still allowed AMC to advertise its fuel economy of
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with drive torque split 33% front and 66% rear. Testing and further development proved the feasibility of a vehicle with greater ground clearance, larger 15-inch wheels, and a torque split closer to 50% – 50%, with Lunn recommending using the AMC
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vehicle' ... the market has become saturated with these new crossovers that provide a car-like driving experience with the security of a little more ground clearance and all-wheel drive" making the AMC Eagle "about 30 years ahead of the curve."
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from 1980 on all three body styles, used the Spirit's hood and grille header bar trims starting with the 1981 model year. At 183.2 in (4,650 mm), the Series 30 Eagle was also three inches (76 mm) shorter than the previous year.
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body style. In 1980, AMC entered into an agreement with the Griffith Company for a convertible version of its newly introduced Eagle and a prototype version was developed. The cars were marketed during the 1981 and 1982 model years as the
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1990–98 Eagle Talon, the Canadian-market 1989–91 Eagle Vista wagon, and 1992–96 Eagle Summit Wagon. However, the "Eagle car lineup for '90 differed significantly from the one that bowed in 1987, on the heels of Chrysler's buyout of AMC."
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the 1980 model was: 9,956 four-door sedans, 10,616 two-door sedans, and 25,807 station wagons, for a total of 45,379 units. The Eagle models helped AMC increase total car production to 199,613 units, or 18% higher than the previous year.
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Scheible finishing 32nd overall, while Bob Lyle and Dan Way completed the race in 43rd, both running in the Production Class. The Dave Sampson and Mike Puffenberger team drove their SX/4 to 34th finish in the Sunriser 400 Forest rally.
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and required less maintenance. The engineering improvements to the venerable AMC engine also reduced its weight by 90 pounds (41 kg) to 445 lb (202 kg), thus making it "the lightest in-line Six in the domestic industry".
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The Eagle had character and survival skills and gained a loyal following. They were a precursor to today's crossover models and the "vehicles worked well and sold well." Total production was 197,449 units in one generation.
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was available only on the two-door and wagon models featuring in addition to "Sport" emblems the following items: Durham Plaid fabric seat trim, leather-wrapped sport steering wheel, P195/75R15 Goodyear Tiempo steel-belted
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began with the editors describing that the "Eagle is best when working hard" and "you can feel the tremendous traction" of its big all-weather tires in four-wheel drive giving "a great feeling of security."
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material and the back window folded down and had a boot cover when in the down position. While the convertible versions used standard Eagle components the flexible back section of the top is a custom part.
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transmission, would give the cars up to 1,500-mile (2,414 km) range. However, the $ 9,000 price tag for the conversion limited the car's market appeal and the turbo-diesel option was discontinued.
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The Light and Brandt team ended 1981 with second place in total points for both driver and co-driver, as well as helping put AMC third in the Production Manufacturer standings for the ProRally season.
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competent vehicle. In doing so, the small American manufacturer was seen as having cleverly pioneered a new market segment – one that would grow wildly over the next 25 years and beyond, as evinced by
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by J.H. Keller in Zurich. During the 1970s until around 1986, AMC's International Operations exported Pacers, Javelins, Concords as well as Jeep CJs and Wagoneers that were built in the US or Canada.
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American Motors was no longer aggressively marketing the Eagle line and production for the 1985 model year decreased to 2,655 four-door sedans and 13,335 station wagons, for a total of 16,990 units.
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There were two AMC Eagle SX/4 entries in the 1984 Press-on-Regardless rally with Gene Henderson and Mike VanLoo's car finishing in third place. At the next event, the Oregon Trail rally in
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bath (up to the window line). Eagles were backed by the AMC Buyer Protection Plan, a 12-month/12,000 mi (19,312 km) warranty on everything except the tires.
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was $ 3,750. The conversion was performed by Griffith, which was originally established to build race cars based on the English TVR sports car. Headquartered in
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held in Michigan. Light and Brandt placed their SX/4 just two minutes behind the winning team in the Production Class.
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5227:"From derisive hoots to award-winning technology: How Ferguson and Roy Lunn developed the Eagle for AMC"
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4876:"Firmengeschichte Ein halbes Jahrhundert Power x4! (Company history Half a century of power x4!)"
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American Motors Corporation: The Rise and Fall of America's Last Independent Automaker
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Factory Rust Protection" that included a five-year "No Rust Thru" transferable
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2850:"The AMC Eagle SX/4 – An American 4x4 Sports Car That Was Ahead Of Its Time"
2561:. American Motors – Merchandising/Sales Support Department. 1980. p. 20
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1983:"All-Wheel-Drive Revisited: AMC's 1980 Eagle pioneered the cross-over SUV"
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in 1986 which continued to import the Eagle and the Cherokee until 1989.
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This article is about the car model. For the division of Chrysler, see
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2636:"Built for Today...Built to Last for Tomorrow: Eagle 4-WD (flipchart)"
1829:"How the AMC Eagle blazed a trail through a giant government loophole"
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Total 1988 model year production was 2,306 units, all station wagons.
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AMC Eagles were imported into Germany by Allrad Schmitt in Höchberg,
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comfortable ride and handling on the road and superior traction in
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following its acquisition of AMC in 1987, for the 1988 model year.
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2585:"AMC Eagle: Ten Fascinating Features on America's First Crossover"
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convertible. These conversions are considered coach convertibles.
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2781:...the SX/4 and Kammback are descended from the Spirit/Gremlin...
1725:"Lost Cars of the 1980s – 1981–1982 AMC Eagle Series 50 Kammback"
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Although the original AMC Eagle was not produced after 1988, the
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3033:"1981 AMC Eagle SX/4 Series 50 – This Bird Has Earned Its Wings"
1664:"This Minty 1987 AMC Eagle Limited Wagon Could Be Yours in 2022"
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system as standard equipment. A new key-fob-activated infrared
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5248:"AMC Four Wheel Drive Eagle A New Dimension In Transportation"
3526:"Rare Rides: The First-ever Crossover, a 1987 AMC Eagle Wagon"
2903:"Tested: 1981 AMC Eagle SX/4 Sport Goes Where Most Cars Can't"
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2610:"The Beauty of 4-Wheel Drive. American Eagle (advertisement)"
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Road & Track's Road Test Annual & Buyer's Guide 1981
1901:"AMC Eagle: No, Seriously, This Was the First Crossover SUV"
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because the automaker's main Kenosha plant was used for the
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2616:. Vol. 44, no. 6. February 1980. pp. 130–131
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2677:. Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). 2005. p. 16.
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The Eagle and other AMC models and Jeeps were imported to
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Griffith was also responsible for the similar "Sunchaser"
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5973:(AMC) road car timeline, United States market, 1954–1987
2929:""Sporty" 4×4 Six Cylinder: 1981 AMC Eagle SX/4 Survivor"
453:(AMC) for model years 1980 through 1987 and continued by
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3785:"Rare AMC Eagle Sundancer is ultra-weird fun in the sun"
3724:"The AMC Eagle Invented the Crossover 20 Years Too Soon"
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The Eagle Kammback looks very much like the old Gremlin.
2025:. Vol. 53, no. 4. pp. 102–103 and 193–194
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The first event of 1982 was the Big Bend Bash rally in
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Concord DL coupe and sedan roof treatments, featuring
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and the large-sized domestic 4WD vehicles such as the
3556:"1981–82 AMC Eagle and Concord Sundancer Convertible"
3308:(Second ed.). Krause Publications. p. 199.
2310:"40 Years of Not Getting Stuck: A Subaru AWD History"
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1988 Eagle door plaques continued to use AMC branding
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and two years later in the U.S.), and much later the
3837:"The World's Rarest AMC Eagle Is Hiding in Colorado"
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3422:. United Press International (UPI). December 3, 1987
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After buying out AMC, Chrysler gained the lucrative
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1981 AMC Eagle SX/4 ad, "Doesn't Always Need a Road"
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package included a weight distributing (equalizing)
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The Cars of American Motors: An Illustrated History
2283:"4WD cars for all-weather mobility on and off road"
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Compact car produced by American Motors Corporation
5119:. Vol. 52. Ward's Reports. 1990. p. 102.
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2663:. Vol. 43. Ward's Reports. 1981. p. 213.
4326:"Sno*Drift Results Through the Years – 1982–1996"
4053:"Sno*Drift Results Through the Years – 1979–1981"
2793:Witzenburg, Gary; Miller, Moss (September 1980).
2675:Automotive Engineering International – Volume 113
1765:. Vol. 94. 1979. p. 207. Archived from
1319:Another factory-approved conversion was the 1980
564:AMC Eagle Interiors focused on comfort and luxury
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4989:Roadside Relics: America's Abandoned Automobiles
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1633:(Canada only). A Chrysler-designed vehicle, the
642:The AMC Eagle's central differential behind its
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2955:"Junkyard Find: Iron Duked 1981 AMC Eagle SX/4"
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1708:... upmarket version of the compact AMC Hornet.
355:186.2 in (4,729 mm) coupe/sedan/wagon
352:166.6 in (4,232 mm) liftback/kammback
338:109.3 in (2,776 mm) coupe/sedan/wagon
5014:"Unique and memorable AMC Eagle was a pioneer"
3750:"Unique and memorable AMC Eagle was a pioneer"
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2744:. Vol. 154, no. 4. pp. 100, 180
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2252:. Vol. 84, no. 9. pp. 102, 122.
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386:55.2 in (1,402 mm) liftback/kammback
372:72.3 in (1,836 mm) coupe/sedan/wagon
369:73.0 in (1,854 mm) liftback/kammback
335:97.2 in (2,469 mm) liftback/kammback
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2725:. No. January–February 1981. p. 80.
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858:United States Environmental Protection Agency
4903:"The Mysterious Story of Japan's AMC Eagles"
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2825:Standard Catalog of American Cars, 1976–1986
2391:"AMC Eagle 4wd: Underfunded before its time"
2361:"Curbside Classic: 1984 Toyota Tercel Wagon"
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3698:"4X4 With A View: 1982 AMC Eagle Sundancer"
3622:. Publications International. p. 532.
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2289:. Vol. 217, no. 2. pp. 39–43
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1805:. Vol. 215, no. 3. pp. 90–91
1558:JH Keller VIN Tag approval for Swiss market
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5059:"Who coined the term 'crossover vehicle?'"
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3007:"1981 AMC Eagle SX/4 – Ready For Anything"
2876:"AMC's Snowbird Supreme – The Eagle Wagon"
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4956:Standard Directory of Worldwide Marketing
4001:"Budweiser Sunriser 400 Official Results"
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3420:"Chrysler to end production of AMC Eagle"
3398:. Motorbooks International. p. 203.
2981:"Junkyard Gem: 1981 AMC Eagle SX/4 Sport"
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4953:"American Motors Corp - J H Keller AG".
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3452:. Vol. 52, no. 3. p. 175.
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2721:Hogg, Tony (ed.). "1981 Buyer's Guide".
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2533:"Year-Round Tire Introduced by Goodyear"
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1939:"The Egg – Development of the AMC Eagle"
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4486:"Michigan International PRO Rally 1983"
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3722:Hunting, Benjamin (November 22, 2021).
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3677:. Vol. 156, no. 1. p. 72
3645:"1 of 40! 1981 AMC Eagle Sundancer 4X4"
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3221:"1985 American Motors Eagle (brochure)"
2882:. Vol. 155, no. 6. p. 77
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2189:"Teaching the skills of driving on ice"
2090:"Consumer Price Index (estimate) 1800–"
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460:Introduced in August 1979 for the 1980
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5280:The American Motors Owners Association
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5046:. Vol. 1, no. 5. p. 71.
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2281:Dunne, Jim; Jacobs, Ed (August 1980).
2220:"A Breed of 4-by-4 Hatched on the Fly"
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1870:"AMC Eagle, the unlikely trail-blazer"
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5084:"Chrysler Planning Eagle's Phase-Out"
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4928:"Über 85 Jahre J.H. Keller AG Zürich"
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2953:Martin, Murilee (September 8, 2011).
2901:Lindamood, Jean (February 18, 2021).
2709:
2359:Niedermeyer, Paul (August 18, 2009).
2088:Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.
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1759:"AMC a longtime loser starts to roar"
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1662:Segura, Eleonor (December 27, 2021).
706:inspired vehicles such as the Subaru
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5254:. Vol. 1. SAE Technical Paper.
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5150:"Why Chrysler's Eagle Isn't Soaring"
5038:McCluggage, Denise (December 1988).
3949:"Susquehannock Trail PRO Rally 1981"
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2979:Martin, Murilee (November 5, 2022).
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1351:The AMC Eagle was campaigned in the
1090:(7.4 L/100 km; 38 mpg
1082:(7.8 L/100 km; 36 mpg
1074:(9.8 L/100 km; 29 mpg
4850:"American Eagle brochure in German"
4115:"Reno International PRO Rally 1981"
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3809:Strohl, Daniel (October 26, 2006).
2827:. Krause Publications. p. 14.
2736:Witzenburg, Gary (September 1980).
2187:Schuon, Marshall (March 11, 1984).
1936:
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1911:from the original on April 22, 2019
1586:brand, as part of the newly formed
556:AMC Eagle Wagon at classic car show
13:
5012:Stocksdale, Joel (June 25, 2013).
3835:Petrány, Máté (January 10, 2017).
3748:Stocksdale, Joel (June 25, 2013).
3696:Palmer, Jamie (January 14, 2015).
3469:. SAE International. p. 372.
2779:. Vol. 89. 1980. p. 58.
2445:Magrath, Mike (January 15, 2009).
2388:
2114:. Krause Publications. p. 8.
1868:Carney, Dan (September 26, 2013).
540:AMC Eagle Wagon in two-tone finish
392:54.6 in (1,387 mm) wagon
14:
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6435:see early timeline of Jeep models
5246:Lunn, Roy C. (February 1, 1980).
5207:"AMC Eagle: American 4x4 Pioneer"
5185:to help reach a consensus. ›
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4901:Corrigan, Sean (March 26, 2021).
4245:"Budweiser Forest PRO Rally 1982"
3581:. Vol. 45. 2002. p. 31.
3368:Those 80s Cars – American Catalog
3031:Dennis, Joseph (April 12, 2022).
3005:Dennis, Joseph (April 28, 2020).
2569:– via oldcarbrochures.com).
2338:. Veloce Publishing. p. 12.
2246:"An Eagle of a Different Feather"
2244:Kilpatrick, Bill (January 1980).
2161:McNessor, Mike (April 16, 2020).
2135:Wright, Jim (September 3, 2020).
1692:"AMC Eagle: American 4x4 Pioneer"
956:Road tests by Gary Witzenburg in
280:258 cu in (4.2 L)
274:151 cu in (2.5 L)
268:150 cu in (2.5 L)
6742:Crossover sport utility vehicles
6440:see late timeline of Jeep models
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4512:"Manistee Trails PRO Rally 1983"
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4219:"Northern Lights Pro Rally 1982"
3897:"Northern Lights Pro Rally 1981"
2720:
2583:Gardner, Randy (April 3, 2021).
2504:
2447:"2009 Suzuki SX4 Long-Term Test"
1827:Lombard, Stefan (May 16, 2023).
1359:, a sanctioning body supporting
1355:racing series, organized by the
532:AMC Eagle Wagon in off-road duty
5678:Vehículos Automotores Mexicanos
4991:. Motorbooks BMI. p. 132.
4772:"Susquehannock Trail PRO Rally"
4668:"Susquehannock Trail Pro Rally"
4297:"Tour de Forest PRO Rally 1982"
4237:
4211:
4185:
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3889:
3828:
3802:
3783:Joslin, Tom (August 13, 2011).
3776:
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2927:Rand, Michelle (June 1, 2023).
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2308:Petrány, Máté (June 12, 2012).
2301:
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2180:
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2128:
2103:
1314:
5057:Baxter, Eric (July 13, 2011).
4382:"100 Acre Wood PRO Rally 1982"
4167:"100 Acre Wood PRO Rally 1982"
4141:"Big Bend Bash PRO Rally 1982"
3618:Consumer's Guide, ed. (2005).
3524:Lewis, Corey (July 11, 2018).
3143:. June 1983. pp. 174, 176
2874:Witzenburg, Gary (June 1981).
2848:Branch, Ben (March 15, 2022).
1981:Sherman, Don (February 2001).
1892:
1723:Ernst, Kurt (March 10, 2014).
1684:
1655:
1549:
1172:in Canada alongside AMC's new
771:. Standard equipment included
733:
515:
1:
5170:
4027:"Chisum Trail PRO Rally 1981"
3923:"Chisum Trail PRO Rally 1981"
3643:Fitch, Todd (June 22, 2019).
2559:"AMC Data Book – Eagle Sport"
2019:"PM Owners Report: AMC Eagle"
1797:Jacobs, Ed (September 1979).
1609:and the North American built
6530:road car timeline, 1988–1998
5201:Internet Movie Cars Database
4408:"Budweiser Forest PRO Rally"
3620:History of the American Auto
3463:Weertman, Willem L. (2007).
3444:Lamm, John (November 1987).
2795:"Driving the new AMC Eagles"
2777:U.S. News & World Report
2738:"Driving the new AMC models"
2110:Ackerson, Robert C. (1993).
2082:American Antiquarian Society
2062:American Antiquarian Society
2017:Lamm, Michael (April 1980).
889:1981 AMC Eagle SX/4 liftback
755:1980 AMC Eagle Limited wagon
747:1980 AMC Eagle Limited coupe
629:independent front suspension
499:brand of cars through 1998.
426:(for sedan, coupe and wagon)
7:
5971:American Motors Corporation
5871:Computerized engine control
5643:Industrias Kaiser Argentina
5623:Australian Motor Industries
5317:American Motors Corporation
5040:"Top Snow Country Vehicles"
4824:"Susquehannock Trail Rally"
4798:"Sunriser 400 Forest Rally"
4720:"Sunriser 400 Forest Rally"
4434:"Nor'wester PRO Rally 1983"
4271:"Centennial PRO Rally 1982"
3975:"Centennial PRO Rally 1981"
3669:Lamm, Michael (July 1981).
3392:Foster, Patrick R. (2013).
3302:Foster, Patrick R. (2004).
2823:Flammang, James M. (1990).
2218:Sass, Rob (March 9, 2008).
2112:Standard catalog of 4 x 4's
1448:The 100 Acre Wood rally in
1111:Renault Alliance and Encore
692:to drive the front wheels.
524:All AMC Eagles featured 4WD
451:American Motors Corporation
414:(for Kammback and liftback)
90:August 1979 – December 1987
63:American Motors Corporation
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6170:
6142:
5876:Cross Country (automobile)
5861:AMC and Jeep transmissions
5252:SAE Technical Paper Series
5117:Ward's automotive yearbook
4694:"Dodge PRO Rally Michigan"
4616:"Press On Regardless 1984"
4564:"Sno*Drift PRO Rally 1983"
4538:"Press On Regardless 1983"
4356:"Sno*Drift PRO Rally 1982"
4086:"Sno*Drift PRO Rally 1981"
3593:"1982 AMC Eagle Sundancer"
3466:Chrysler Engines 1922–1998
2809:– via Google Books.
2661:Ward's Automotive Yearbook
2477:. McFarland. p. 270.
1520:
1357:Sports Car Club of America
1267:1981 AMC Eagle convertible
1259:1981 AMC Eagle convertible
1189:the debut of the imported
720:Volkswagen Passat Alltrack
510:
45:1981 AMC Eagle Sport Wagon
18:
6782:Cars discontinued in 1988
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5323:
5130:Dunne, Jim (March 1988).
4976:– via Google Books.
4642:"Oregon Trail Rally 1984"
3685:– via Google Books.
3151:– via Google Books.
3083:"1982 AMC Eagle brochure"
2890:– via Google Books.
2752:– via Google Books.
2624:– via Google Books.
2494:– via Google Books.
2409:– via amxfiles.com.
2297:– via Google Books.
2033:– via Google Books.
1813:– via Google Books.
1569:
1516:AMC Eagle wagon in France
1386:Press-on-Regardless Rally
1338:
1041:A long-term road test by
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6732:All-wheel-drive vehicles
6702:Vehicle sold under both
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6011:
6008:
5183:templates for discussion
4746:"Tulip 200 Forest Rally"
4460:"Olympus PRO Rally 1983"
4193:"Olympus PRO Rally 1982"
3868:"AMC Eagle Turbo Diesel"
3500:"1988 AMC Eagle History"
3341:"1987 AMC Eagle History"
3278:"1986 AMC Eagle History"
3253:"1985 AMC Eagle History"
3191:"1984 AMC Eagle History"
3163:"1983 AMC Eagle History"
3137:"PM long-term car tests"
3109:"1982 AMC Eagle History"
3058:"1981 AMC Eagle History"
2692:"1980 AMC Eagle History"
2471:Cranswick, Marc (2011).
2420:Padgett, Martin (2004).
1899:Gold, Aaron (May 2017).
1648:
1536:
1302:Fort Lauderdale, Florida
1005:4,091 four-door sedans.
937:), and the sporty Eagle
678:Japanese domestic market
6777:Cars introduced in 1980
5825:Brampton Assembly (AMC)
2334:Robson, Graham (2007).
1481:Wellsboro, Pennsylvania
1371:events across the U.S.
1234:Brampton Assembly Plant
1199:
1179:
1165:that debuted for 1970.
1147:
1119:
1052:
1008:
983:
872:
738:
682:Toyota Tercel SR5 Wagon
548:AMC Eagle SX/4 liftback
5063:auto.howstuffworks.com
5018:Hagerty – Car Profiles
3365:Kaster, James (2011).
2646:– via n0kfb.org.
2424:. Zenith. p. 26.
1559:
1517:
1485:Battle Creek, Michigan
1348:
1268:
1260:
1251:Sundancer convertibles
1217:
1209:
1157:
1129:
1099:AMC's original factory
1078:) city and 30 mpg
1062:
1061:AMC Eagle 4-door sedan
1026:
1025:AMC Eagle 2-door sedan
1018:
993:
941:, based on the Spirit
925:models, the AMC Eagle
906:
898:
890:
882:
803:All Eagles came with "
756:
748:
648:viscous fluid coupling
621:suggested retail price
565:
557:
549:
541:
533:
525:
5440:Ambassador by Rambler
5113:"Jeep-Eagle Division"
4336:on September 24, 2015
4063:on September 24, 2015
3530:thetruthaboutcars.com
2959:thetruthaboutcars.com
2365:thetruthaboutcars.com
2270:. Vol. 31. 1980.
1987:Automotive Industries
1855:Padgett, pp. 242–243.
1637:, was added in 1993.
1557:
1515:
1508:International markets
1346:
1266:
1258:
1215:
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1155:
1135:remote keyless system
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539:
531:
523:
6471:Vehicles sold under
6408:Crossover utility v.
5156:. McGraw-Hill. 1988.
5090:. September 20, 1997
4987:Shier, Will (2006).
4518:. September 12, 1983
4277:. September 13, 1982
3981:. September 12, 1981
2775:"1980 Automobiles".
2539:. September 13, 1977
1729:Hemmings Classic Car
1594:, would soldier on.
1592:Chrysler Corporation
1500:1988 ProRally series
1491:1986 ProRally series
1475:1985 ProRally series
1463:1984 ProRally series
1444:1983 ProRally series
1426:Tumwater, Washington
1411:1982 ProRally series
1375:1981 ProRally series
1347:AMC Eagle SX/4 badge
1208:1988 AMC Eagle Wagon
1156:1987 AMC Eagle wagon
1017:1983 AMC Eagle wagon
881:1981 AMC Eagle Sport
455:Chrysler Corporation
82:Eagle Wagon (MY1988)
69:Chrysler Corporation
5799:W. Paul Tippett Jr.
5213:. November 16, 2020
4648:. November 17, 1983
4596:. December 12, 1983
4147:. February 22, 1982
4121:. December 17, 1981
3577:"American Motors".
3087:oldcarbrochures.org
3037:curbsideclassic.com
3011:curbsideclassic.com
2537:The Washington Post
2451:Edmunds Inside Line
2389:Foster, Patrick R.
1955:on January 12, 2011
1880:on December 3, 2013
1698:. November 16, 2020
1629:(Canada only), and
998:manual transmission
992:1982 AMC Eagle SX/4
794:lower body moldings
606:automobile platform
595:straight-six engine
495:Corporation as the
476:-based models, the
5754:Charles T. Jeffery
5744:Jose Dedeurwaerder
5704:Edmund E. Anderson
5460:Rambler Six and V8
5088:The New York Times
4880:allrad-schmitt.com
4570:. December 5, 1983
4544:. November 7, 1983
4362:. December 5, 1982
4092:. December 7, 1981
4033:. November 9, 1981
3329:Cranswick, p. 312.
2763:Witzenburg, p. 180
2250:Field & Stream
2224:The New York Times
2193:The New York Times
1619:Eagle Summit Wagon
1560:
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1398:Grayling, Michigan
1382:Monument, Colorado
1349:
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1210:
1158:
1130:
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1019:
994:
911:inline-four engine
907:
899:
897:AMC Eagle Kammback
891:
883:
813:epoxy-based primer
757:
749:
566:
558:
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542:
534:
526:
468:were based on the
430:Eagle Summit Wagon
116:Kenosha, Wisconsin
21:Eagle (automobile)
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6447:Military vehicles
5977:
5937:
5936:
5820:Brampton Assembly
5759:Thomas B. Jeffery
5734:Roy D. Chapin Jr.
5729:François Castaing
5597:
5596:
5136:Popular Mechanics
4998:978-0-7603-2748-7
4966:978-0-87217-078-0
4934:(in German). 2019
4882:(in German). 2017
4828:Rally Racing News
4802:Rally Racing News
4776:Rally Racing News
4750:Rally Racing News
4724:Rally Racing News
4698:Rally Racing News
4672:Rally Racing News
4646:Rally Racing News
4620:Rally Racing News
4594:Rally Racing News
4568:Rally Racing News
4542:Rally Racing News
4516:Rally Racing News
4490:Rally Racing News
4464:Rally Racing News
4438:Rally Racing News
4412:Rally Racing News
4386:Rally Racing News
4360:Rally Racing News
4303:. October 4, 1982
4301:Rally Racing News
4275:Rally Racing News
4251:. August 30, 1982
4249:Rally Racing News
4223:Rally Racing News
4197:Rally Racing News
4171:Rally Racing News
4145:Rally Racing News
4119:Rally Racing News
4090:Rally Racing News
4031:Rally Racing News
4005:Rally Racing News
3979:Rally Racing News
3953:Rally Racing News
3927:Rally Racing News
3901:Rally Racing News
3675:Popular Mechanics
3629:978-0-7853-9874-5
3476:978-0-7680-1642-0
3405:978-0-7603-4425-5
3378:978-0-9828220-0-5
3315:978-0-87349-735-0
3305:The Story of Jeep
3141:Popular Mechanics
2880:Popular Mechanics
2834:978-0-87341-133-2
2799:Popular Mechanics
2742:Popular Mechanics
2484:978-0-7864-8570-3
2431:978-0-7603-1863-8
2401:on April 30, 2008
2395:Autoweek Magazine
2345:978-1-84584-042-6
2121:978-0-87341-203-2
2023:Popular Mechanics
1469:Beaverton, Oregon
1454:Chillicothe, Ohio
1430:Circleville, Ohio
1238:Brampton, Ontario
1191:Renault Medallion
1170:Brampton Assembly
1103:Brampton, Ontario
1043:Popular Mechanics
959:Popular Mechanics
439:
438:
126:Brampton, Ontario
6789:
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6172:Rambler American
5987:
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5964:
5957:
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5941:
5940:
5927:
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5917:
5916:
5784:George W. Romney
5774:Gerald C. Meyers
5739:Richard E. Cross
5605:
5527:M422 Mighty Mite
5328:
5327:
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5287:
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5274:AMC Rambler Club
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5132:"Inside Detroit"
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4907:Road & Track
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4804:. September 1986
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4752:. April 12, 1986
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4726:. September 1985
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4388:. March 14, 1983
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4332:. Archived from
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4199:. April 19, 1982
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4059:. Archived from
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3597:dailyturismo.com
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3579:Cars & Parts
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3558:. March 15, 2014
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582:FF Developments
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5844:Related topics
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