The Ford Thunderbird is an iconic vehicle with a long-standing history. It's so iconic, in fact, that it has made several ...

A 1965 Ford Thunderbird spent around 40 years in the woods, before it was rescued by Jim and Lydia. They open it for the first time in four decades ...

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.

The Ford Thunderbird is an icon of the golden era of American muscle cars, but it doesn't quite have the profile of the Mustang. ... Ford moved over 31,000 that first year.

A 1955 Ford Thunderbird. This was Ford's first sports car, and was introduced in 1955 to compete with Chevrolet's 1953 Corvette sports car, which in turn was their answer to sporty European imports.

Of course Marilyn Monroe drove a Ford Thunderbird. It makes perfect sense. Ford's original, first-generation T-Bird roadster, which debuted for 1955 and was produced through 1957, was one of the ...

Although the Ford Motor Co. is the first one to deny it, they have a sports car in the Thunderbird, and it’s a good one. Originally published in the December 1954 issue of Motor Trend. MotorTrend ...

Ford released 11 generations from the mid-50s to 2005, ... but there are a few tricks that can reveal if the image you're seeing of a Thunderbird is real or AI. First, ...