Our 2006 2007 Ford Thunderbird performance part history review reveals a truly modern rendering of the original American dream car, and a sleek, 2-seat roadster with the speed and handling technology of today. The new and improved 2006 2007 2007 Thunderbird comes in two models – the basic Thunderbird and the Thunderbird Convertible. To see which Thunderbird parts make the new model superior to its predecessors, or to learn a little about Thunderbird history, please be sure to read this entire site and come back often.

The Ford Thunderbird always has been about power, and this year’s model is no different. The 2006 2007 Thunderbird boasts a 3.9-liter, 32-valve DOHC V8 engine that delivers 252 horsepower at 6,100 rpm and 267 pounds- per-foot of torque at 4,300 rpm. The car also boasts:

• Sequential multi-port fuel injection



• Five-speed automatic transmission



• Independent SLA type front and rear suspension



• Variable assist power rack-and-pinion steering

ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS
Engine Type
8 cyl (Deluxe)
Displacement (liters)
3.9
Horsepower (SAE net)
280 @ 6000 rpm
Torque
286 @ 4000 rpm

Fuel Economy Cty/Hwy:
17/23

Compression Ratio
10.8:1
Number of Valves
32
Valves Configuration
DOHC
Emission System
Not listed

All of these Thunderbird performance parts add up to one fierce machine, and Thunderbird performance certainly proves that. The Thunderbird is one of the smoothest and most powerful rides in the Ford fleet. With statistics like these, the distinction is no surprise.

But the Thunderbird doesn’t only feel good; it looks good, too. On the outside, the Thunderbird dresses up with 17-inch painted cast aluminum wheels, P235/50VR17 BEW all-season tires, reflector halogen headlamps, and a chrome grille. On the inside, the Thunderbird comes standard with:

• Leather seating surfaces



• 6-way driver power adjustable seats



• Battery saver



• Speed control



• Dual-note horn



• Side-window demisters



• Carpeted floor mats

Some Thunderbird convertible models even feature a removable top with a heated glass rear window. Throughout Thunderbird history, this kind of service and attention to detail has been common.

Believe it or not, this kind of stylishness is safe, too; most cars in Thunderbird history are still some of the safest cars around today. This year, some of the car’s safety features include:

• LATCH child-restraint system



• Driver and passenger three-point active restraint system



• Dual airbags, power-assisted antilock brakes



• SecuriLock passive antitheft system



• Smart Locks

Make Thunderbird part of your life – buy one today. It sounds like you’ll be more than happy with Thunderbird performance, and the looks are great, too. We hope to see you again soon. Enjoy!