AMC Cavalier - Revision history

Red marquis at 15:24, 31 October 2008

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 {{Concept Car Infobox |
-|Image = '''place image here in 300 pixels'''
+|Image = [[Image:1965-AMC_Cavalier_ShowCar.jpg|300px|1965 AMC Cavalier]]
-|Marque = '''place marque here - not manufacturer'''
+|Marque = [[AMC]]
 |aka = '''Type aka here, not up there'''
 |Introduction = '''year of introduction+Where(auto show)'''
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 |Power = N/A hp @ N/A rpm<br>N/A lb-ft of [[torque]] @ N/A rpm
 |Similar =  '''similar (competition)'''
-|Designer = '''Designer (lead designer if it was a team effort)'''
+|Designer = [[Richard Teague]]
 }}
-'''Use the following MODEL TEMPLATE as the foundation for the Wikicars' Model page:'''
+A [[concept car]] built by [[American Motors]] (AMC) in 1965. It was part of three other prototypes that hinted at some of AMC's future production vehicles. In 1966, the Cavalier [[sedan]] became part of "Project IV" touring the the [[auto show]] circuit. This group of four show cars included the [[AMC Vixen|Vixen]] (a four passenger [[Coupé]] with a "flying buttress" rear roof pillar that made the rear window area a look similar to the 1966 [[Pontiac GTO]]), the AMX prototype (a two-seat coupe that evolved into the [[AMC AMX|real production car]]), and the AMX II (a notch back hardtop that was eight inches longer than the AMX).
-Start off with a brief Introduction to the particular MODEL. Please DO NOT use the same Introduction text from the [[Wikicars:Model Review Template|<MODEL> Review]] page, but rather paraphrase ideas relevant to grasp an overall scope of the [[automobile|vehicle]].
+The Cavalier was unique in that it was a study in symmetry. It was built to demonstrate the use of numerous interchangeable body panels. For example, the left front and right rear fenders were identical. The doors were similarly shared with opposite sides since the rear doors were hinged in the back ([[suicide door]]). The hood and deck lid were also interchangeable. The objective was to reduce the costs of production.
 See Wikicars' comprehensive '''[[{{PAGENAME}} Review]]'''.
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 ==See Also==
 ==External Links==
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 [[Category:Concept automobiles]]
 [[Category:AMC Vehicles|Cavalier]]
 [[Category:Rambler Vehicles|Cavalier]]
 [[Category:Rear Wheel Drive Vehicles]]
 [[Category:1960s Automobiles]]

Red marquis at 15:22, 31 October 2008

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 Many of the Cavalier's styling touches found their way into the [[AMC Hornet]] that was introduced for the 1970 model year. The Hornet was also designed under the direction of Richard A. Teague.
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+{{Concept Car Infobox |
 ==See Also==
 {{American Motors}}

Red marquis at 15:21, 31 October 2008

2008-10-31T15:21:58Z

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	Many of the Cavalier's styling touches found their way into the [[AMC Hornet]] that was introduced for the 1970 model year. The Hornet was also designed under the direction of Richard A. Teague.		Many of the Cavalier's styling touches found their way into the [[AMC Hornet]] that was introduced for the 1970 model year. The Hornet was also designed under the direction of Richard A. Teague.
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	{{~~AMC~~}}		==See Also==
			{{American Motors}}

	[[Category:AMC Vehicles\|Cavalier]]		[[Category:AMC Vehicles\|Cavalier]]

Red marquis at 02:19, 23 March 2007

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	Many of the Cavalier's styling touches found their way into the [[AMC Hornet]] that was introduced for the 1970 model year. The Hornet was also designed under the direction of Richard A. Teague.		Many of the Cavalier's styling touches found their way into the [[AMC Hornet]] that was introduced for the 1970 model year. The Hornet was also designed under the direction of Richard A. Teague.

			{{AMC}}

	[[Category:AMC Vehicles\|Cavalier]]		[[Category:AMC Vehicles\|Cavalier]]
	[[Category:~~Concept Automobiles~~]]		[[Category:concept automobiles]]
	[[Category:Rambler Vehicles\|Cavalier]]		[[Category:Rambler Vehicles\|Cavalier]]
	[[Category:Rear Wheel Drive Vehicles]]		[[Category:Rear Wheel Drive Vehicles]]
	[[Category:1960s Automobiles]]		[[Category:1960s Automobiles]]

Stevolutionary7 at 18:12, 3 February 2007

2007-02-03T18:12:13Z

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	[[Category:Concept ~~automobiles~~]]		[[Category:Concept Automobiles]]
	[[Category:Rambler Vehicles\|Cavalier]]		[[Category:Rambler Vehicles\|Cavalier]]
	[[Category:Rear Wheel Drive Vehicles]]		[[Category:Rear Wheel Drive Vehicles]]
	[[Category:1960s ~~automobiles~~]]		[[Category:1960s Automobiles]]

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	[[Category:Concept ~~Automobiles~~]]		[[Category:Concept automobiles]]
	[[Category:Rambler Vehicles\|Cavalier]]		[[Category:Rambler Vehicles\|Cavalier]]
	[[Category:Rear Wheel Drive Vehicles]]		[[Category:Rear Wheel Drive Vehicles]]
	[[Category:1960s automobiles]]		[[Category:1960s automobiles]]

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	[[Category:1960s ~~Automobiles~~]]		[[Category:1960s automobiles]]

Argen at 18:47, 17 January 2007

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	Many of the Cavalier's styling touches found their way into the [[AMC Hornet]] that was introduced for the 1970 model year. The Hornet was also designed under the direction of Richard A. Teague.		Many of the Cavalier's styling touches found their way into the [[AMC Hornet]] that was introduced for the 1970 model year. The Hornet was also designed under the direction of Richard A. Teague.

	[[Category:AMC ~~vehicles~~\|Cavalier]]		[[Category:AMC Vehicles\|Cavalier]]
	[[Category:Concept ~~automobiles~~]]		[[Category:Concept Automobiles]]
	[[Category:Rambler ~~vehicles~~\|Cavalier]]		[[Category:Rambler Vehicles\|Cavalier]]
	[[Category:Rear ~~wheel drive vehicles~~]]		[[Category:Rear Wheel Drive Vehicles]]
	[[Category:1960s ~~automobiles~~]]		[[Category:1960s Automobiles]]

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	A [[concept car]] built by [[American Motors]] (AMC) in 1965. It was part of three other prototypes that hinted at some of AMC's future production vehicles. In 1966, the Cavalier [[sedan]] became part of "Project IV" touring the the [[auto show]] circuit. This group of four show cars included the [[AMC Vixen\|Vixen]] (a four passenger [[Coupé]] with a "flying buttress" rear roof pillar that made the rear window area a look similar to the 1966 [[Pontiac GTO]]), the AMX prototype (a two-seat coupe that evolved into the [[AMC AMX\|real production car]]), and the AMX II (a notch back hardtop that was eight inches longer than the AMX).		A [[concept car]] built by [[American Motors]] (AMC) in 1965. It was part of three other prototypes that hinted at some of AMC's future production vehicles. In 1966, the Cavalier [[sedan]] became part of "Project IV" touring the the [[auto show]] circuit. This group of four show cars included the [[AMC Vixen\|Vixen]] (a four passenger [[Coupé]] with a "flying buttress" rear roof pillar that made the rear window area a look similar to the 1966 [[Pontiac GTO]]), the AMX prototype (a two-seat coupe that evolved into the [[AMC AMX\|real production car]]), and the AMX II (a notch back hardtop that was eight inches longer than the AMX).

Argen at 22:06, 15 January 2007

2007-01-15T22:06:19Z

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	[[Category:AMC vehicles\|Cavalier]]		[[Category:AMC vehicles\|Cavalier]]
	[[Category:Concept ~~Cars~~]]		[[Category:Concept automobiles]]
	[[Category:Rambler vehicles\|Cavalier]]		[[Category:Rambler vehicles\|Cavalier]]
	[[Category:Rear wheel drive vehicles]]		[[Category:Rear wheel drive vehicles]]
	[[Category:1960s automobiles]]		[[Category:1960s automobiles]]