When you pit the 1964 Ford Thunderbird against the 1991 Mazda Miata, it’s like watching a heavyweight boxer square off with a nimble gymnast. The Thunderbird, with its ample curves and V8 growl, is the embodiment of American automotive excess, a rolling lounge on wheels. Meanwhile, the Miata zips around like a caffeinated squirrel, proving that less is sometimes more. Both cars have their charm, but let’s be honest, only one of them can fit into a compact parking space without a prayer.
’64!
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