The Ford Thunderbird launched in 1955, only two years after the Chevrolet Corvette. Wanting to avoid direct competition with ...

1962 was the best year for the third-generation Thunderbird, as Ford produced over 78,000 units, up from 73,000 cars in 1961. The yearly output dropped significantly a year later when only 63,000 ...

Ford operated several big changes on the Thunderbird in 1967, and the new cars weren't only longer and heavier but also launched without a convertible flavor. The American carmaker launched a new four ...

In the early 1950s, the American auto industry saw a clash of the titans, with General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler duking it out to gain market share among a middle class eager to enjoy some ...

Bringing an old classic Ford car back to life is, without a doubt, an exciting process. But instead of choosing one of the most iconic Ford models ever built that everyone knows and loves, why not ...

The 1966 Ford Thunderbird did not chase raw speed or muscle car bravado. It doubled down on comfort, style, and a kind of ...