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

it decided to add to that lineup a station wagon model as well. This helped increase sales to over 480,000 units that year, which would remain steady in 1973. The Ford Pinto hit its sales high in ...

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” ...

Could the 1970s be the worst decade in American automotive history? Two energy crises, a reckoning with pollution, a flood of ...

File:Innocenti Elba station wagon.jpg – Wikimedia ... Earl-era flair and powerful V-8 engines. They were more than just family cars; they were a statement of elegance and American engineering prowess.

This unusual Cadillac CTS pickup truck build has been getting much attention on social media, partially because of its use of ...

Moreover, it still had an engine under the hood. The Station Wagon debuted with the iconic Go-Devil inline-four powerplant. In 1947, Jeep added the straight-six Lightning engine to the lineup.

Pontiac is a storied brand in American cars and its GTO badge was quite popular in its time, but did the carmaker ever slap that badger onto a station wagon?

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 ...