Used 1990 Ford Thunderbird Consumer Reviews
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Great car
gts, 10/13/2002
1990 Ford Thunderbird SC 2dr Coupe
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
Best auto I have ever owned. I have 155,000 on it. Wish I could buy another
Birds Fly!
Franky_402, 03/13/2008
1990 Ford Thunderbird SC 2dr Coupe
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I bought this car on my birthday, and the five speed is awesome. I have killed many a Mustang in this car. It was very advanced for its age, and well thought out! Some people complain about the head gaskets. I would rather replace those than the whole engine block! Moonroof, cd player, power everything, ke, auto belts, very smooth ride and turning!
One of the best I ever had
Big Dog, 12/23/2009
1990 Ford Thunderbird SC 2dr Coupe
2 of 3 people found this review helpful
I''ve had several Fords and two T- Bird. My first was an `85 that lost an argument with a snow plow. I ordered a bright red 1989, but it came it was white; I said I'd take it only if they painted it red. They refused but ordered it again; I received it as a 1990. I wasn't disappointed. Great looking, great handling (smaller turning radius than my wife's Subaru). Living in Chicago and New York I mainly drove my T-Bird long distances, and they were dream drives. I once rented a non-SC for 3 weeks while shooting a Rte. 66 documentary. It was good, but my SC was far better. Wish I had it now, but times changed and I aged, so I donated it to charity.
1990 T-Bird
KPtoledo, 06/02/2005
1990 Ford Thunderbird LX 2dr Coupe
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
This car has been in the family since 1991. My mother originally bought the car and racked the mileage up to 101,000 on the 3.8. Since then I have brought it up to 176,544. Reliable? Yes for the most part. I blew the head gaskets once while being a "kid", and this was at 105,000. At the time of rebuild, all items were replaced; water pump, starter, etc. The transmission has held up great and never slipped. The suspension hasn't seemed to hold up to much. This month marks the 3rd time all front end suspension parts will have been replaced. Rust? Lots of it. The rocker panels are well known for it. I had the rust removed and sheet metal welded in, but that only lasted a year.
my car
cindy, 07/16/2003
1990 Ford Thunderbird SC 2dr Coupe
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
bought this car at an auction,very reliable and fun to drive,easy on gas and low maintaince....few problems overall but low cost in servicing..
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