The AVE Mizar was a 20th century attempt to turn a Ford Pinto into a flying car. It faced many of the same logistical issues as other concepts. Building a car that can fly, fundamentally ...

This flying car combined the lightweight Ford Pinto with the wings and partial fuselage of a Cessna Skymaster. The first roadable aircraft patent in the United States was granted in 1918 to Felix ...

Last year, we opened Lightning Lap to the Subaru AirSlayer and the Garage 56 Chevrolet Camaro and seemingly punched a hole ...

Ford desperately needed an economical, compact car to compete with invading imports from ... suffers engine problems and stalls in traffic. A fellow motorist travelling at 28mph hits the Pinto from ...

Harrison Ford’s iconic flying car, the Spinner, from Blade Runner, captured imaginations everywhere with its sleek design and futuristic capabilities. Curious how this sci-fi masterpiece became ...

If you weren’t around in 1971 to 1980, the Ford Pinto had a reputation for blowing up if you rear ended it. Literally. It was a big deal. In those few years of production, there were 27 people that ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

There's a car club out there for everyone. Case in point: Ford Pinto enthusiasts have embarked on a journey across a large portion of the country. In all, 24 Pintos are making the 1,600-mile trek ...