From curbsideclassic.com: "Ford’s initial attempt at building a personal luxury car off the
mid-sized Fox platform, sold from ’80 through ’82, missed the mark as
far as the public was concerned, with sales pretty much going off a
cliff. A drastic transformation
from angular to aerodynamic styling for the ’83 model year, however,
turned things around. Moreover, the rounded contours of this car are
widely considered to have paved the way for the radical shape of the ’86
Taurus, which could fairly be said to have permanently transformed the
public’s expectations for domestic styling."
Putting it another way, this Thunderbird ushered in the era of, "all cars will now look the same."
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