The AMX was a short two-seat version of the Javelin, built for the 1968, 1969 and 1970 model years. Engines included the 290, 343 and 390 cu in V8s, and a 360 was added in 1970. The 390 was rated at 315 hp, and 325 hp in 1970. After 1970 the AMX name moved to the top Javelin model.
The AMX was a two-seat muscle coupe built by AMC from 1968 to 1970, based on a shortened Javelin platform. It was the only American-built two-seater of its era besides the Chevrolet Corvette. Top versions used the 390 V8 rated at 315 horsepower (325 in 1970), giving strong performance for a compact, lightweight car. The AMX name later returned as a performance package on other AMC models.
58years
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222–311hp range