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Gio1955
Amazing Ride for those Sunday drives.
September 27, 2015
Removable Top Premium
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I purchased my 2003 Thunderbird in 2013 with 24,000 km's and 2 years later I have 29,000Km's. I wanted this car just for sunny day driving in the good weather as I have always wanted a convertible. This car has not disappointed me a in any way for this type of experience. It is a fun, smooth and very comfortable ride, not to mention the head turns and comments from all who see it. Honestly, I have not had any issues with this ride and as a matter of fact, I would stack this car up against anything else you could buy for the price I paid.
Comfort
10
Performance
10
Fuel Economy
8
Interior Design
10
Exterior Styling
10
Reliability
10
Recall Information
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Recall date
System affected
Model year(s) affected
Recall number
2004-237
Recall date
2004-07-09
System affected
Seats And Restraints
Model year(s) affected
2004
Manufacturer Recall Number:
04S18
Units Affected:
1,549
Notification Type:
Safety Mfr
On certain vehicles, the power seat track may contain fewer welds than specified between the track recliner bracket and the lower support bracket. This condition may cause a squeak/rattle condition to develop, and possibly result in a loose seat. In the rare circumstance that a vehicle having a seat with insufficient multiple welds is in a collision, the seat may not perform as intended potentially increasing the risk of an injury. Correction: Dealers will replace the upper support assembly on all power seat track assemblies.
Recall number
2002-111
Recall date
2002-06-19
System affected
Seats And Restraints
Model year(s) affected
2002
Manufacturer Recall Number:
02S38
Units Affected:
1,120
Notification Type:
Safety Mfr
On certain vehicles the driver's side seat belt contacted the seat recliner during a 35 mph NCAP full-frontal barrier impact test. The edge of the recliner mechanism caused a partial cut in the lap portion of the webbing. Correction: dealer will install an insert behind the driver side seat lower trim panel.
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