The first Ford Thunderbird, the ‘personal luxury car’, came off the Dearborn assembly lines in Michigan


Thursday 9th September 1954

The first Ford Thunderbird, the ‘personal luxury car’, came off the Dearborn assembly lines in Michigan. Customer demand for a two-seat coupé/convertible Thunderbird resulted in its public introduction nearly a full month ahead of schedule. Orders totalled more than 3,500 within the first 10-day selling period, while planned volume for the entire model year was only 10,000 units. Ford went on to sell a first-year total of 16,155 Thunderbirds.


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