When you think of quintessentially American Cars, there aren't many that fit that better than the Ford Thunderbird. A staple of the American luxury car market for generations, this car helped to ...

The first Ford Thunderbird, a 1955 model, comes off the production line at Ford Motor Co.'s Dearborn, Mich., assembly plant on Sept. 9, 1954. It was the creation of two men: Louis D. Crusoe, general ...

The last of Ford Motor Co.'s two-seat Thunderbirds is built Dec. 13, 1957, as production shifts to the larger, second-generation, four-seat "Square Bird." While there are various tales about the ...

According to Ford Motor Company, the initial guidelines for the Thunderbird included that it would be a two-passenger, canvas-topped open car weighing 2,525 pounds, with an Interceptor V-8 engine and ...

It's time once again to discuss a legendary marque, and affix a letter grade to a selection of vehicles falling under that model name. The topic of today's post is the legendary Ford Thunderbird. The ...

Collector’s market: a solid, rust-free sixty-year-old classic personal luxury car went for $1,100; an advertising sign was $50, but resold for 2,900% markup ...

A 1957 Ford Thunderbird that had been sitting largely untouched for roughly 15 years has received an extensive cosmetic and mechanical revival. The family-owned classic was brought back into the light ...