Ford Pinto’s exploding gas tank ... a low-end car that was sold for half the price of the Cimarron. The Cimarron had the same engine, chassis, and body as the Cavalier, but with a few cosmetic changes ...

The "shoebox" was a big hit, selling more than 2.5 million units through 1951 and helping Ford bounce back from the financially difficult post-WWI2 period.

The Ranchero was instead Ford’s attempt to replicate its massive success in the Australian market with “coupe utility” ...

Like the other cars in his collection, Jay Leno's Chrysler Turbine Car saw regular use— until its engine failed. So Leno sent it to Williams International, the Michigan-based company founded by one of ...

The taillights, though, are straight out of left field. Of all of the possible choices, the builder went with a set of lamps ...

Ford’s long-lasting Pinto engine has powered everything from pick-up trucks to performance cars, as well as plenty of mainstream sedans along the way. It first saw the public road in 1970 and ...

Take a closer look at Ford's mightiest little pickup truck, which enjoyed almost 25 years of production, with examples sold ...