Due to the location of its fuel tank, when involved in a collision, the Pinto was more susceptible to explosions than a typical car. As detailed by MotorTrend, the Pinto’s fuel tank was located ...

A recent report claims that the Tesla Cybertruck is more explosive than the Ford Pinto but fails to account for several things. For one, the small sample size of Cybertruck sales makes comparing ...

For those who can’t remember back that far, the Ford Pinto had a troubled safety record. Its rear-mounted fuel tank design made it prone to fires in collisions, resulting in numerous fatalities.

But a new report suggests that they’re actually deadlier than one of the most infamous—and flawed—American cars ever made: the Ford Pinto. The authors of the Cybertruck analysis openly ...

If you thought it couldn’t get any weirder, the taillights are sourced from the infamous Ford Pinto. “This [Cadillac CTS Ute] seen outside a motorsports shop in the PNW,” reads the caption ...

A meme created by the politically progressive Facebook page The Other 98% compared the number of fire-related fatalities attributed to the 1970s Ford Pinto with those attributed to modern-day ...

The Ford Pinto hit the streets in the early 1970s, with the manufacturer looking to tempt American drivers by offering a budget-friendly, fuel-efficient subcompact at the dawn of the fuel crisis.

If you stepped into a Ford dealership in 1973 to get a more economical driving companion, the Pinto was the first model the salespeople offered to you. It was a popular choice across the United ...

The best part is that the conversion is so well hidden. No one will suspect that your Pinto packs a V-8 wallop. Ford brought back the Maverick nameplate, and it's never let the Mustang lapse ...

However, right in front of the truck is a Ford Pinto. The truck lightly taps the rear of the car, hitting it at a speed that wouldn't even cause a scratch. However, instead, the Ford Pinto ...

The Ford Pinto is one of the most infamous cars in automotive history. Introduced in 1970, just prior to the first OPEC oil embargo and the gas crisis that followed, the Pinto was initially a huge ...

This rare Ford Pinto is one of the oddest vehicles of the Seventies. Side panels and porthole windows replaced the standard side glass, and a choice of graphics was offered. This example also ...