The styling is certainly an acquired taste, but if it’s your taste, a 401 V-8 Matador can be had for a lot less than a 401 V-8 Javelin, as long as you don’t mind it being automatic-only. 1979 AMC ...

Mark Donohue, raced for them with the No., 16 AMC Matador and finished third. Team Penske's first win came on Feb. 17, 2008 with Ryan Newman, who drove the No. 12 Alltel Dodge.

Allison was driving Penske’s AMC Matador in NASCAR, and the combination was enjoying success. But Bobby could not get along with Penske Racing chief mechanic Jim McGee.

AMC ended the Matador experiment in 1978, and the company would later be absorbed by Chrysler a decade later. Photo source: By Ted Van Pelt from Mechanicsburg, PA, USA – Matador Coca-Cola, CC BY 2.0 ...

He also raced for Penske in NASCAR in the the mid-1970s driving the Penske AMC Matador to four NASCAR Cup Series victories. “Bobby Allison was a great champion, a NASCAR legend and a real racer,” ...

The immensely popular series wasn’t a new endeavor for the corporation by 1974—Roger Penske put AMC on the brickyards in 1973, with Mark Donohue scoring a win in the debut season of the ...

Roger Penske brought the Matador to NASCAR in 1972, and driver Mark Donohue credited the car's four-wheel disc brakes with giving him the win at the Riverside road course the following January.

Analysts, on average, expect AMC to report $1.23 billion of revenue and a loss per share of 27 cents. For Q3 of 2022, the company generated a loss per share of $1.94 and revenue of $961 million.

It was then that Penske Racing moved its Trans Am racing effort, along with ace driver Mark Donohue, from Chevrolet over to the scrappy, underdog AMC team. That same year, the SCCA, Trans Am’s ...

(AMC also built 2,501 Mark Donohue Edition Javelins which had much of the same equipment, including the 390ci V-8 and the Trans Am's blistered hood and rear spoiler, but not the production rarity.) ...