Their attempt at a modern and progressive rebrand stands in contrast to Jaguar, which retired its jaguar logo last year for a ...

The lawsuit also targets Troy’s Towing for holding the car and demanding nearly $500 in fees, including $245 for towing, $15 per day in storage, and $150 to return the vehicle.

The car comes with Foster’s autograph on the glove compartment. Powered by its original 1585cc 4-cylinder engine and 4-speed manual transmission, about 50,000 miles are clocked on the odometer.

Shop 1957 Ford Thunderbird vehicles for sale at Cars.com. Research, compare, and save listings, or contact sellers directly from 26 1957 Thunderbird models nationwide.

From a 1960s Thunderbird to a bizarre bathtub-shaped motor, many models have caused disputes of one kind or another. Here we take a look at seven Ford cars in chronological order that courted ...

Thunderbird’s other properties include the Eagle Mountain gold property in the Cassiar Gold District in northern British Columbia, the Argo copper and gold property near Quesnel B.C., and the ...

Having an easily identifiable logo means consumers are subconsciously aware of a company’s presence. Last week, we asked you lot what cars have the coolest logos or badges, and you did not ...

Thunderbird is an open-source email client developed by Mozilla The app has been available on Linux and other platforms for ages and been in development since the early 2000s, but has never made ...

The logo was created by F. Gordon Crosby, a famous motoring artist, for W.O. Bentley, the founder of Bentley Motors, in 1919. To prevent imitation, Crsby gave each wing a different number of wings.

This CGI model displays its name on the rear quarter panels and has another special logo between the taillamps. From what we can tell, it doesn't feature the corporate emblem at the rear and on ...

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The Thunderbird, known for its distinctive styling and powerful V8 engine, was part of Ford’s response to the European sports cars that captivated American consumers in the 1950s.