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Sep 12, 2021 · Regular Curbside Classics commentator Dr. Lemming has proclaimed that the 1973-77 Hornet hatchback represented a High Water Mark for American Motors. Given that AMC was the last independent automaker, this car represents the final High Water Mark for the independents.
- Greg Beckenbaugh
This 1973 AMC Hornet is a two-door hatchback model that is finished in green over a green vinyl interior and powered by a 258ci inline-six paired with a Torque-Command three-speed automatic transmission. Equipment includes power steering, an AM radio, and factory wheel covers.
Jan 17, 2024 · Today, collectors might find a 1973 AMC Hornet valued within a wide range depending on condition, originality, and specific model variant—with Sportabout wagons often commanding higher prices due to their popularity and utility.
- 232-401 cu in (3.8-6.6 L)
- 100-255 hp
- Inline-6, V8
- 185-345 lb-ft
Mar 18, 2022 · It also makes for perhaps an even better comparison to the four import sport sedans tested by R&T recently, as this well-optioned Hornet’s price fell right in the middle of the prices for those four (Audi 100, Saab 99, Volvo 144E, Peugeot 504).
- Paul Niedermeyer
Jul 29, 2023 · With a starting price of just $2,663 ($19,859 today), the SC/360 was the ultimate bang for the buck.
- Vlad Radu
Jan 17, 2024 · Explore the 1974 AMC Hornet's legacy, from its stylish design to its role in 70s automotive innovation. A classic gem for car enthusiasts.
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Jan 17, 2024 · Today, Hornets can vary widely in value depending on condition, originality, and rarity—with prices generally ranging from $5,000 for models needing restoration to upwards of $20,000 for pristine examples.
