Subcompacts
1955-1962: The Metropolitan [103]
1970-1978: AMC Gremlin [104]
1979-1983: AMC Spirit
1981-1983: AMC Eagle (SX / 4 and Kammback)
1983-1987: Renault Alliance - based on the Renault 9.
1984-1987: Renault Encore - based on the Renault 11.
Compact
1955-1956: Nash Rambler / Hudson
1957: Rambler Six / Rambler Rebel
1958-1969: Rambler American / AMC Rambler
1968-1970: AMC AMX
1968-1974: AMC Javelin
1970-1977: AMC Hornet
1975-1980: AMC Pacer
1978-1983: AMC Concord
Crossovers
1980-1988: AMC Eagle
The average size (mid-size)
1958-1960: Rambler Six / Rambler Rebel
1961-1966: Rambler Classic
1958-1964: Rambler Ambassador (in 1958-1962 also known as "Ambassador by Rambler")
1965-1966: Rambler / AMC Marlin
1967-1970: Rambler / AMC Rebel
1971-1978: AMC Matador
Full-size
1955-1956: Hudson Wasp
1955-1956: Nash Statesman
1955-1957: Hudson Hornet
1955-1957: Nash Ambassador
1965-1974: Rambler / AMC Ambassador
1967: AMC Marlin
1988-1992: Eagle Premier
1953-1956
184 cu. inches (3.0 L) Nash I6 (Rambler)
196 cu. inches (3.2 liters) Nash «L-head» I6 (Rambler)
252 cu. Inches (4.1 L) Nash I6
320 cu. inches (5.2 liters) Packard V8
352 cu. inches (5.8 l) Packard V8 (used only in 1956)
1956-1966
196 cu. inches (3.2 L) Rambler I6 ("L-head" and OHV-version discontinued in 1965)
199 cc. inches (3.3 liters) Typhoon Six I6 (started since 1966)
232 cu. inches (3.8 liters) Typhoon Six I6 (started in 1964)
250 cu. In (4.1 liters) AMC V8 (discontinued in 1961)
287 cu. inches (4.7 l) AMC V8 (started since 1963)
327 cu. inches (5.4 liters) AMC V8 (also used by the Kaiser Jeep in 1965-1967)
1967-1970
199 cc. inches (3.3 l) Typhoon Six I6
232 cu. inches (3.8 L) Typhoon Six I6
290 cu. inches (4.8 L) of AMC V8 (discontinued in 1969)
304 cu. inches (5.0 L) AMC V8 (started since 1970)
343 cu. inch (5.6 L) AMC V8 (discontinued in 1969)
360 cube. inches (5.9 liters) AMC V8 (started since 1970)
390 cu. inches (6.4 l) AMC V8
1971-1980
121 cu. inches (2.0 L) AMC I4
232 cu. inches (3.8 L) AMC I6
258 cu. inches (4.2 l) AMC I6
304 cu. inches (5.0 L) AMC V8
360 cube. inch (5.9 l) AMC V8 (until 1978 for cars and until 1991 for the Jeep)
401 cu. inches (6.6 liters) AMC V8 (until 1974, for the police - until 1975)
1980-1983
151 cc. inches (2.5 L) Pontiac Iron Duke I4
258 cu. inches (4.2 l) AMC I6
1984-1986
2.5 L (150 cu.in.) AMC I4
258 cu. inches (4.2 l) AMC I6
1987
2.5 L (150 cu.in.) AMC I4
258 cu. inches (4.2 l) AMC I6
4.0 L (242cc) AMC I6
1988-1989
2.5 L (150 cu.in.) AMC I4
258 cu. inches (4.2 l) AMC I6
3.0 l (183 cubic inches) PRV V6