
#ADM presenting 1960 line-up
ADM is proud to present their line-up of cars for 1960 
This was an important year in ADM’s life because is when they started selling cars in the whole american continent.
##Madero
Starting off with The Madero (second gen) it was the sports model of the lineup (before ADM started producing the FoxHound 9 years later). Inspired in european light cars, locally it went against Meliora’s '55 Olimpo and '62 Perenne. It was powered by a 2.4L l4 with a wooping 111hp.
##Rivera
On its 3rd iteration, the Rivera passed from a curvy flow to a square shape, more oriented to premium markets. It was the first model to use the iconic Mastiff V8-
More info and stats
##Quijote
The new model in the family was the Quijote aimed to the middle ground markets between the luxurious Rivera and the budget Villa. It was powered by a detuned version of the Madero engine.

##Villa
The budget entry level car of ADM.
######Disclaimer: These cars were designed a while ago, stats haven’t been updated