Ford Pinto

The 1.6L Inline-4 Sedan (introduced 1970, 1st gen) features a 1.6L engine producing 75 hp with a 4-speed manual transmission. This sedan offers basic features suitable for economical commuting. It became known for its affordability and compact size, making it popular among budget-conscious buyers.

The 2.0L Inline-4 Sedan (introduced 1971, 1st gen) features a 2.0L engine producing 85 hp with a 4-speed manual transmission. This variant offered improved performance and was available with optional features like air conditioning and upgraded interiors, appealing to a wider range of customers.

The Pinto Runabout Hatchback (introduced 1971, 1st gen) features a 1.6L engine producing 75 hp. This compact hatchback offers versatility with its rear hatch design, providing ample cargo space. It was particularly popular among young families and urban dwellers for its practicality.

The Pinto Squire Wagon (introduced 1973, 1st gen) features a 2.0L engine producing 85 hp. This family-oriented wagon offers spacious seating and storage, with wood-grain paneling on the exterior. It was designed for buyers needing more space, making it a popular choice for families.

The Pinto Coupe (introduced 1974, 1st gen) features a 2.0L engine producing 85 hp. This stylish two-door coupe emphasized sportiness and compact design, appealing to younger buyers. It offered a fun driving experience with a focus on design and light weight, distinguishing it from other body styles.

The Pinto Convertible (introduced 1975, 1st gen) features a 2.0L engine producing 85 hp. This model offered an open-air driving experience, appealing to those looking for a sporty vehicle for sunny days. It combined the Pinto's compact design with the enjoyment of convertible motoring.

The Pinto Rally Edition (introduced 1978, 1st gen) features a tuned 2.0L engine producing 100 hp, designed for enthusiasts. This special edition coupe included sport-tuned suspension, rally-inspired graphics, and lightweight materials aimed at maximizing performance. It was a limited-run model that captured the spirit of motorsport.