A lot changed at American Motors from 1962 to 1968, and one way to unravel that history is to follow the lineage of this 1968 ...

Federal rollover safety proposals in the early 1970s — not fading consumer interest — triggered the first wave of convertible cancellations by American automakers. A six-year production gap from 1976 ...

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A white Fleetwood Eldorado convertible, the last American-made soft-top car at the time, rolled off the assembly line at GM's Cadillac assembly plant in Detroit on April 21, 1976, ending a tradition ...

Let's set things clear from the very beginning. This is not a Rambler Classic. It's an American, and the convertible body style is legit and 100% original. It's one of the few remaining 1962 AMC ...

In 1966, Detroit offered some great deals on sporty compact convertibles… but Kenosha managed to undercut the Michigan Big Three on price while offering more power in the base six-cylinder engine.