AMC Eagle

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The AMC Eagle was a compact car produced in the late 1970s and 1980s that is widely regarded as one of the first mass-produced passenger vehicles to feature full-time four-wheel drive, foreshadowing the modern crossover SUV.

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instanceOf automobile model
four-wheel-drive passenger vehicle
alsoKnownAs Eagle (AMC) NERFINISHED
assemblyLocation Kenosha, Wisconsin NERFINISHED
basedOn AMC Concord platform
bodyStyle 2-door coupe
2-door sedan
3-door liftback
4-door sedan
5-door station wagon
Kammback hatchback
SX/4 hatchback NERFINISHED
category all-wheel-drive vehicles
cars introduced in 1979
vehicles with front-engine, four-wheel-drive layout
chassisType unibody construction
class compact car
early crossover SUV
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designer American Motors Corporation engineering team NERFINISHED
drivetrain full-time four-wheel drive
driveType all-wheel drive
engineType AMC inline-four petrol engine
AMC inline-six petrol engine
fuelType gasoline
historicalSignificance early example of car-based 4x4 utility vehicle
influenced development of crossover SUVs
layout front-engine, four-wheel drive
manufacturer American Motors Corporation NERFINISHED
marketedAs all-weather, all-terrain passenger car
modelYearIntroduction 1980
notableFor being one of the first mass-produced passenger cars with full-time four-wheel drive
foreshadowing the modern crossover SUV segment
predecessor AMC Concord NERFINISHED
productionEndYear 1987
productionStartYear 1979
relatedModel AMC Concord wagon NERFINISHED
AMC Spirit SX/4 NERFINISHED
segment North American compact car market
status discontinued model
successor Eagle brand vehicles by Chrysler
suspensionFeature raised ride height compared to AMC Concord
transmission automatic transmission
manual transmission
wheelbaseVariant short wheelbase SX/4 models
standard wheelbase models
wheelDriveSystemSupplier Ferguson Formula-derived system

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