I purchased my 2005 T-Bird two months ago with 75k miles, and is it ever a pleasure to drive. Make no mistake, this is a personal luxury car. It is not a sports car, and It is not a family car. It is very comfortable to drive, has great pick up but handles more like a luxury car, not a sports car. The criticism you read about these cars always comes back to someone complaining about the lack of interior space - you want space, get a SUV. Some complain about it not handling like a sports car - that is because it is not a sports car, and Ford never intended it to be a sports car. You want a sports car buy a Porsche or a Vette, and pay the high costs of maintenance. So far as styling - nothing, even a Vette or a Porsche can compare - nothing even looks remotely like it, and at 14 years old, it still draws looks and comments every where I go. Living in Miami, lots of Porsches, and Corvettes around , that do not even raise an eyebrow when they go by, but my T-Bird almost always draws attention. It has been very reliable and with regular maintenance, I am sure that it will last for many more enjoyable miles. The only thing that I would have liked to see, is a little more detail on the interior that is T-Bird specific. I am not complaining and some people comment on the T-bird interior being very much like the Lincoln LS. It made sense for Ford to do this from a cost effectiveness point of view, but even just adding things like little T-birds on the instrument panel would have been a nice touch, but with the excellent attention on the exterior styling that Ford did, it more than makes up for the few additional interior touches that would have been nice. If you are thinking about getting one, if you find the one that speaks to you, do it, you will not regret it.
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Exterior Color: Bronze
City MPG: 18
Highway MPG: 24
Stock: A18852
Drivetrain: RWD
Transmission: 5-Speed Automatic
Engine: 3.9L V8 32V MPFI DOHC
VIN: 1FAHP60A65Y102363
Mileage: 108,717
Call: (843) 353-1735
