1992 Ford Thunderbird LX from North America - Comments

22nd Jul 2001, 14:21

"Fairly reliable, but wouldn't suggest buying one.."

What things have gone wrong with the car?

Head gaskets have gone twice.

The exhaust was replaced.

Breaks have been changed 5 times within 5 years.

Front end needs alignment.

Front and rear wind shields have been replaced.

Beginning to rust under both doors and on the front of the hood.

Headlights and tail-lights have been replaced at least once each.

That's it... I think.

General comments?

This car has cost me a lot of money, especially the head gaskets going.

But there are up-sides to this car, the interior is designed very well. Everything is comfortable and easy to reach. This car is also very responsive with acceleration, handling, and top speed. I've had this car well over 100mph before, and the acceleration is amazing for a Ford with an automatic transmission on it. It feels as if there's a shift kit on it!


10th Feb 2002, 21:31

The head gasket problem was probably not the car's fault, it was probably the dealership or whoever put them on the car. The Thunderbird's had a head gasket problem around 100000 miles, but if you put a good set back on them they are just fine for another 100000 miles. So don't run the cars down just because someone didn't do something right, run their name down not the cars, they are great, I have 3 of them and would love to have 4.


3rd Apr 2004, 01:15

Inless you drive like asshole all that shouldn't happened. I think the operator was the problem. I don't have them promblems with my t-bird.

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