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92 Tbird
jcp, 08/10/2002
1992 Ford Thunderbird 2dr Coupe
0 of 1 people found this review helpful
The car has been a good reliable car. The std. V6 is good on gas and has reasonable performance. The exterior has remained in excellent condition. After 180,000 miles, I have had to have the head gaskets replaced at 140k miles, the front bumper repainted, and the driver seat belt fixed.
Spectacular, sorta...
D, 12/10/2004
1992 Ford Thunderbird Sport 2dr Coupe
0 of 1 people found this review helpful
As for someone who drives like I do (often driving quickly because my punctuality is less than impeccable), this car is atrocious. As plagues most older Ford vehicles, maintenance is terribly expensive. The gas mileage is rough, and the car holds about 26-30 gallons. However, the handling on this vehicle, despite its 12+ years of age, is still smoother than almost any car I've ever driven. It corners so easily and switching lanes, even at highway speeds is effortless. Despite the lack of leather seats, the car is very comfortable, and it would be excellent for longer road trips, if I wasn't scared of loosing parts as I drove.
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See all 0 listingsA VERY GOOD CAR FOR $1500 BUCKS!!
1992LX, 03/13/2003
1992 Ford Thunderbird LX 2dr Coupe
0 of 1 people found this review helpful
1500 Bucks & only 98000 miles, the car has ok acceleration for a 3.8L(232ci) V6. Handling excellence, interior is excellent. It's just a good car.
Wasted $3000
Joan1805, 04/08/2003
1992 Ford Thunderbird 2dr Coupe
0 of 6 people found this review helpful
I drove it for 1.5 years. Now it is dead. - transmission ($1000?) - antifreeze gets into engine and exhaust($1000?) - catalytic converter broke and makes an awful noise (buzz), ($260?) - starter was replaced ($90) - alternator was replaced ($300?) - battery was replaced - blinker lights are burnt. - interior: ceiling is decomposing and dropping something black onto seats, door handle has come off, power windows don't open, cracks on the dash board from the sun, all plastic parts are barely hanging, glove compartment is not closing or locking anymore. -exterior: paint came off on the roof. I am amazed. The car seemed to be so good when I bought it. :(