The Rebel was built from 1967 to 1970 as AMC's mid-size car, on a shorter version of the Ambassador platform. Engines ranged from sixes to V8s of up to 390 cu in. The 1970 Rebel Machine, developed with Hurst Performance and fitted with a 390 cu in V8 rated at 340 hp, was the best-known performance version. For 1971 the Rebel became the Matador.
The Rebel was AMC's mid-size car built from 1967 to 1970, available as a sedan, hardtop, convertible, and wagon. The best-known performance version was the 1970 Rebel Machine, a muscle car powered by the 390 V8 rated at 340 gross horsepower. The Machine had bold red-white-and-blue graphics, a working ram-air hood scoop, and heavy-duty running gear. The Rebel was renamed Matador for 1971.
59years
6trims
143–335hp range
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