I remember reading somewhere (probably on TheAMCForum) about how one member from Southern California had been seeing more Ramblers on the road recently. His theory was that people got priced out of Falcons and other early 60s cars, so they turned to the more "neglected" makes like AMC and Studebaker that didn't get as much love over the years. People suddenly got interested in dragging that old car out of the garage, when before it just got left there because it was an economy 4-door sedan. I also recall an article, maybe in Hemmings Classic Car, about how 70s cars have been gaining popularity in the last few years as people retire and get nostalgic for their childhood/teen years, so they have been picking up Malaise-era stuff cheap since nobody wanted it for so long.