Tesla’s flagship Cybertruck appears to be killing its passengers in fiery deaths faster than any vehicle before.

“The Cybertruck is 17 times more likely to have a fire fatality than a Ford Pinto,” they conclude ... horsepower due to dodgy drive inverters. White House “First Buddy” and “Special ...

Previously, this car came in white, but now it's a flashy Daytona Yellow. It flaunts a 2.0-litre Ford Sierra Pinto engine with power steering and a five-speed gearbox. Along with an electronic ...

A CLASSIC 70s Ford Escort has hit the market ... Finished in its original Sunset Red and white, the motor has only had four previous owners. The car is fitted with a 4-cylinder 1600 GT crossflow ...

We heard you loud and clear. Last week’s question asking about cars that deserved better engines provided us with page after ...

Coincidentally, it was also the all-time best sales performance by the Chevrolet pony car ... Ford Mustang. However, it was a very unfair fight when the Blue Oval icon changed its status in the ...

An analysis claims the Cybertruck might be more dangerous than Ford’s 1970s bean car. That's due to its penchant for catching fire.

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 ... Though Ford was eventually forced by the ...

it seems they couldn’t hit the side of a Cybertruck with a Ford Pinto if they tried. (Please don’t try this Ms/Mr Leadfoot as combined, the two cars are guaranteed to explode exactly 170% of ...

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 fire ...

There are a few things that can make the auto industry safer. One is legislation. Airbags became mandatory in the US in late 1998, and traffic fatalities have been on the decline ever since.