Except for the rear seat's shortage of headroom, the Matador's interior is a pleasant place to be. ... 1974 AMC Matador X Vehicle Type: front-engine, rear-wheel-drive, ...

In order to enhance its appeal, AMC turned to a famous name from the fashion design world, Oleg Cassini, and the Matador seen here is a result of that collaboration. It's up for auction until July 24.

The AMC Matadors were four-door wagons, with 6,800 units powered by the six-cylinder engine with a base price of $3,493. ... The interior of the Matador is as pristine as the exterior.

With the 1974 Matador X coupe, AMC entered the personal-luxury two-door fray with a look all its own. The Matador coupe's swoopy sheet metal and lack of adornment stood in contrast to the formal look ...

In order to enhance its appeal, AMC turned to a famous name from the fashion design world, Oleg Cassini, and the Matador seen here is a result of that collaboration. It's up for auction until July 24.

AMC sold the Matador in coupe form from 1974 to 1978. ... It’s elegant looking with a black interior and exterior and is free of the kitschy vinyl roofs plaguing many cars of its era.

Aimed at midsize cars like the Chevrolet Chevelle and Ford Torino, the Matador Coupe was a big hit in 1974 and moved 62,629 units. However, sales dropped dramatically in the following years, with ...

Think of a 1970s American coupe, a big-body two-door with acres of style. Chevelle? Sure. Torino? Absolutely. Satellite, Monte Carlo, Eldorado? Check, check, check. Consider, instead, the AMC ...

In order to enhance its appeal, AMC turned to a famous name from the fashion design world, Oleg Cassini, and the Matador seen here is a result of that collaboration. It's up for auction until July ...