Used Ford Thunderbird for Sale near Newfoundland and Labrador

Performance- Accelerates hard, stops just over the dime, handles like it's on rails Build Quality- Not bad, door hinges are a little too weak and do need replacement after some time Appearance- looks awesome. Cost- Not too bad on gas, if you keep your foot out of it.maintanence can be a little pricey, plus alot of electonics to deal with. Fun Factor- My '95 SC is a 5-speed version, so it's a lot of fun to drive, and I have suprised one or two Mustangs.

Despite being out of production for over ten years the 91-97 Thunderbirds remain a favortie of mine for the comfort and style they offered. having owned a 91 and a 95 I have never had any mechanical problems and despite a devestating accident in one myself and my wife were left uninjured. A good starting vehicle for a young driver today.

This was an incredibly fun car. The same durable drivetrain as a Crown Vic or Mustang in an intermediate size. Looks great, handles very nicely, and just feels well built. I wish I hadn't crashed it...

This is a good looking ride, good performance, acceleration and handling. Have had some problems with transmission slipping, poor on gas milage but you don't buy a car like this for gas milage. had the car since new, with 75,000 miles on it.

What I dislike about the car is the lack of space when your trying to work on the engine, install spark plugs, spark plug cables. You got to take off the air systems completely, then take off the alternator just so you can even begin to take off the spark plug cables. Accelerates fine. Would be better if the car had 3.27 or 3.55 gear ratio in the rear-end, or like police cars have a 3.73 in it.