Bird', was launched in 1955 in large part to respond to the wild success of the Chevrolet Corvette's debut two years earlier, ...

This super-rare red Ford Thunderbird F-Code Convertible is a gem: it is one of fewer than 200 F-Codes produced in 1957. The car wears candy red with confidence and is in search of another home, ...

Most people don't think of the late '50s as the birthplace of American forced induction. Back then, the focus on American cars revolved completely around style, which centered around chrome, curves, ...

Diehard car enthusiasts probably know that Chevy's two-seater Corvette was first displayed to the public at the New York Auto Show in 1953. As a direct response, Ford created the Thunderbird. Unlike ...

The Ford Thunderbird has always been the kind of car that knew how to make an entrance. By 1962, it wasn’t just arriving in style—it was arriving with a swagger that said, “I don’t need to be a ...