2003 Ford Thunderbird consumer reviews

It's a great car for someone who loves the retro look and feel of the 2003 Thunderbird Convertible. Don't miss this great value.

OK, it's not ideal for driving in snow and it doesn't have much trunk space but its understated style, excellent handling, power, smoothness and comfort make for ideal civilized personal transport (as a second car). Always draws admiring glances without being ostentatious. Economical to fuel; 18 US mpg running errands and 26 US mpg for weekend getaways.

A great road trip car with the top down or up. Plenty of performance with good fuel economy. Excellent fit and finish inside and out. This car always gets attention and lots of great compliments.

I've never been a real fan of Ford until I gambled and bought my 2003 v-8....this is absolutely the best car I've ever owned, powerful, quiet, a smooth ride, and stylish good looks

It is good car for fun. Hard and soft tops make this car exceptional. I love it. This is truly a wonderful driving car. It is comfortable for traveling around town. People always ask me if I sell it or not.

The late model Ford Thunderbirds are truly exceptional world-class touring roadsters. They offer a precision engineered convertible top that is snug, quiet, and attractive. The top rivals Mercedes and BMW for fit and appearance! V8 power and a very aptly mated transmission combined with a nimble suspension and personal luxury level comfort make this one of the best American road cars ever.

This is truly a wonderful driving car. It is comfortable on long trips and for traveling around town. People always compliment me on the beauty of the car where ever I go!

Picking my TBird up today. when my wife found out that i was getting one she quickly let me know that was the car she wanted for her retirement. i did let her know that there will be other out there when she retires.

I had always wanted a convertible. Once I sat in this beautiful 2003 T-Bird, I fell in love with her. I drove her off the showroom floor. Her performance was always more than I expected. I always felt safe and tucked close when I drove her. I kept her garaged and even at 53,000 miles she didn't have a scratch. Well, in June 2015 someone ran me off the hi-way and I ended up rolling twice, went over the guard rail and landed facing traffic on the other side of the hi-way. I didn't know how extremely well-built she was...the set belt, air bags, frame, soft top, roll bar all did their jobs. I walked away from that beautiful car...alive. Sooo, I am looking for another one like her. I just wanted to comment on the safety of the T-Birds.

I've owned 4 sports cars before, my 03 T-Bird is #5. Point is, I know what I expect in a sports car (looks, power, luxury, convertible, comfort, etc.). My Tbird has it all in spades. It is metallic gray with deep buckskin leather seats. I LOVE this car. Fabric top drops down and returns easily. EXCELLENT sound system. Eight cylinders gives you all the power you need. Lot's of memories are going to be made with this Tbird. I feel very fortunate to own such a car. And many thanks to Ford for making it an instant classic when they made the unfathomable decision to stop making them.