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Although electric cars captivate a growing number of Americans, few are aware of the AMC Amitron concept. Built in 1967 as a subcompact electric vehicle, it never reached production. Remarkably, one example was recently discovered tucked away in a barn.
Unearthing such an obscure piece of automotive history offers a fascinating glimpse into early electric-car experimentation. The Amitron represents an ambitious idea that arrived well ahead of its time. For enthusiasts and historians alike, the barn-find concept is a rare and intriguing reminder of how long automakers have explored electric mobility.
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