AMC Pacer - Wikipedia
The AMC Pacer is a unique car from the 1970s that became "a cult classic, featured in movies, and a hot item for collectors" and is "one of the most searched cars globally" on the Internet. [115] The Pacer has been described as a "symbol of the future" and has become a special-interest collectible. [ 62 ]
Love it or hate it, the AMC Pacer is an automotive legend
2019年12月3日 · Once considered a nerd car, the Pacer has found new appreciation among collectors in the last several years, and not just as an obvious “Worst in Class” contender at every Concours d’Lemons. Those who love it, love it… and sometimes modify it—like this LS-swapped Pacer that was featured on Jay Leno’s Garage .
1975 AMC Pacer - '70s Iconic Ugly Car - Supercars.net
1975 AMC Pacer – ’70s Iconic Ugly Car. Known as the car with a body almost as wide as it was long, the 1975 AMC Pacer is a two-door compact automobile that was produced in the United States by the American Motors Corporation between 1975 and 1980.
High, Wide, and Handsome: The AMC Pacer - Ate Up With Motor
2008年4月8日 · Enthusiastic American critics called the Pacer the most revolutionary American car in 15 years. Certainly, the Pacer looked like nothing else. Stubby but wide with massive glass area, asymmetric doors, and compound curves, it more resembled a shuttle craft from Star Trek than any contemporary American automobile. But the Pacer was designed for ...
The Weird AMC Pacer, American Motors's Doomed Compact …
Check out the American Motors AMX/3 mid-engine supercar that could have completely changed the brand's image. The Pacer hangs on in pop culture as a model that's simply too weird to die out in the minds of classic car fans.
1975 AMC Pacer Tested: A Fresh-Faced Novelty - Car and Driver
The Pacer required 205 feet to stop from 70 mph. By comparison, a Mazda stops in 192 feet while the Mustang II, another middleweight, takes 213 feet of pavement.
Facts About the AMC Pacer Car of 1975 - HubPages
2012年4月4日 · The history of the AMC Pacer automobile started in 1975. Was it a great concept or a disaster? Take a look at the facts behind this old-school car.
AMC Pacer Market - CLASSIC.COM
The AMC Pacer was a series of compact cars introduced for the 1975 model year. The Pacer was offered as a hatchback or station wagon, and was available with a choice of two inline six (3.8L, 4.2L) or one 5.0L V8 engine.
The AMC Pacer and the Quirky Compact That Defined the 70s
The car’s groundbreaking look and emphasis on internal space made it stand out in the crowded market of the 1970s. As a luxury compact car, the Pacer aimed to attract big car buyers to the smaller segment, and it did so successfully at the outset, selling 145,528 units in its debut year.
The Flying Fishbowl: 18 Beautiful Vintage Photos of 1970s AMC Pacer Cars
2020年3月25日 · The Pacer’s rounded and aerodynamic “jellybean” styling has made it an icon of the 1970s. The body surface was 37 percent glass, and its surface area of 5,615 square inches (3.6 m2) was 16 percent more than the average passenger car at the time.