The Classic 2009 Ford Thunderbird
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This article is only for classic cars devotees. For those who know the history of Ford, must know how Ford Thunderbird initiated the concept by the appearance of the sport, two-seated, convertible concept, called T-bird in the market. It then evolves generation by generation, from engine to appearance and renowned today still with its classic outlook but with its top performance. We all should congratulate Ford for its consistency and devotion for inventing and reinventing T-bird as one of the most wanted legendary sport cars.
The new 2009 Ford Thunderbird appeared like toy car but for real it offers an excellence between performance and luxury. The convertible car is equipped with 3.9 liter V8, 280 horse power engine with its looking-sheer outlook. The two-seated roadster has more passengers’ room. The 5 speed automatic transmission is talked-about to becoming the competitor of Audi A4, Mercedes Benz SLK-Class, and C70 by Volvo. It will achieve 17 miles per gallon in the city and 23 miles per gallon on the highway. One will get so much for a sport car.
The new 2009 Thunderbird admitted to be one of the softest and most powerful vehicle produced by Ford. Having the fleet on the road, it doesn’t take by surprise that the stream free car smoothly indulges the driver with its SLA type front and rear suspension. The interior is looking fine by combining leather covered with 6-way driver power adjustable seats, battery saver, and speed control. The new model is still fancied over its convertible roof with heated glass windows.
The all new 2009 Ford Thunderbird has also equipped thorough safety system such as LACTH child-restraint system, three-point restraint system which will ensure the safety of the driver and passenger with dual airbags that would be power-assisted by antilock brakes, security lock for anti-theft system, and smart locks.
Yet, it still attracts collectors to possess the legendary car from whenever it was built.
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