Original sentence: 3-speed manual/auto.53,166.Equipped with a V-eight engine, the Thunderbird could accelerate to 110-120 mph.It was designed to be a brisk luxury tourer, and not a sports car.It was produced with a Fordomatic or Overdrive transmissions, and featured four-way powered seats and pushbutton interior door handles.The 1955 Ford Thunderbird is a Ford Motor Company automobile model
Edited sentence: --Higgins555 20:17, 22 May 2007 (UTC).Equipped with a V-eight engine, the Thunderbird could power all the way to 110-120 mph, and in 1955, that was a faster speed than that of the Aston Martin.Featured 4 way powered seats and pushbutton interior door handles.Fordomatic or Overdrive transmissions.It was also designed not to be a sports car, it was meant to be more of a brisk luxury tourer.The 1955 Ford Thunderbird is arguably the most classic of all the Thunderbird models.This fact is made obvious by the simple but elegant lines, modest fins and elegant bumpers, minimal brightwork, a classic long nose and a sweeping rear deck.{| class="wikitable".| 3-speed manual/auto.| 53,166