Unmitigated disaster.FordFord is one of America's oldest automakers and one of the oldest in the world, popularized for being ...

That's not too much dough, but is it too much for this custom Pinto? What's your take on this great opportunity to drive a Ranchero-ette? Is $2,500 a deal, or is that price just a load of horse shit?

The Pinto is notorious as the killer car of the 1970s that several times burst into flames when it was rear-ended. Is Ford really trying to revive it?

Sure, we get the occasional Cobra or BMW E9 and the like, but how about a beautifully restored 1978 Ford Pinto in two-tone orange and white paint?

I have always identified with the underdog, and at times have taken on the role of the apologist. But this time let’s just say I’m playing the devil’s advocate. After all, no one in their ...

A flying car almost changed the game in 1973. Discover the story of the wacky "Flying Pinto" and how the project ended in ...

Hey, even Charles Bukowski was getting into the custom van thing back then, and why wouldn't he? So, Ford slapped some Lexan bubble windows and tape stripes on the Pinto wagon and the Pinto ...

In the late 1960s, a charismatic vice president at Ford decided to bring out a low-priced car that could be produced for little money while bringing in huge profits. The executive's name was Lee ...