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93 Thunderbird V-6
The Phoenix, 12/17/2002
1993 Ford Thunderbird LX 2dr Coupe
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In the 30 months that I have had this car, I have changed one power window motor. Asides from that this 10 year old baby has not required any attention. The factory paint has held up to our Florida sun and the interior has done the same with out tints. It is fun to drive in the sense of it's handling. I would have given a higher fun rating had the V-6 had some more power. The fuel economy is pretty good for a car that size. Sadly someone ran a stop sign and the ins. company is declaring it a total loss. Still it is a very solid car. The ins. company says it has frame damage but when I drove over the weekend it drove straight. I'll miss this car very much.
Love This Car
V8 t bird, 04/02/2003
1993 Ford Thunderbird LX 2dr Coupe
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I love this car.I have owned this car sence 1997 with 47000 miles on it.I have the 5.0 V8 and Enjoy driving this car tremindously. Small problems here and there, until recantly nothing major. The heater core and transmisson just went and I like the car enough to put $2000 into it.
My First Car And A Maintenance Nightmare
Andreas, 03/17/2009
1993 Ford Thunderbird LX 2dr Coupe
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I loved this car when I purchased it at 17 years old with 80K miles in 2001. The car was loaded and looked beautiful. It was a V-6 and a bit underpowered. I have had nothing but problems after the first week. First, was O2 sensors (about $200). Then the suspension needed repair ($1500). Then the multifunction switch died (the car could not switch the high beams off...about $300 to fix...I just disconnected them). Transmission was beginning to slip. I took a friend to the airport about 100 miles away and guess what, the engine went. I actually managed to get the car towed, and got a little value for trade in. I babied that car and it gave nothing but problems. The car died at 96k miles.
Still going . . .
itsjustmickey, 07/29/2002
1993 Ford Thunderbird LX 2dr Coupe
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I just bought this car a couple of months ago and after spending a ton of money on the suspension (previous owner rammed a curb) this car rides and runs like new. I'm looking to replace some of the plastic molding and kick panels, mainly the plastic panels that go with the seats, that were pretty well ruined in the accident, but other than that it doesnt run or look like a car thats 10 years old. 117,000 miles on it and according to my mechanic, the on board computer reports everything is withing 3% of spec. Not bad for a car this old.
My first car
Jeremy Cassell, 12/31/2002
1993 Ford Thunderbird LX 2dr Coupe
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I'm 16 and bought this car from a friend w/ 156,000 miles on it. So far i've need to replace the headlight switch $150 (there has been a recall...i didn't find out until after i paid though), 1 tail light for like $225 (crazy!), muffler $150 (flowmaster baby!!!) and all this just to pass inspection. Well, it was well worth the investment. It rides great, feels great, and i'm very happy w/ it. I have had no other problems with it at all.