1. Presented by: Nicholas Fisher

2. “57” Chevy “59”ford thunder bird Vs.

3. Let’s look at “57” Chevy  Plenty of space.  Older parts are easier to find.  The quality of the car.  And the old school feel.

4. Safety features of the “57” chevy The safety rating of the “57” chevy is 7. Below are some of the important safety features this car has: Seatbelts, tires grip, brakes and the vehicle weight

5. Technology and Entertainment Features of the “57” chevy The “57” chevy is a car equipped with lots of great technology and entertainment. Listed below are some of its features: Since this car is old theres no new technology other then the old school radio.

6. Specifications of the “57” Chevy  "Super "Turbo-Fire" four-barrel carburetor developing 220 hp (164 kW) All the different body mods are:  2-door sedan  2-door hardtop  4-door sedan  4-door hardtop  2-door convertible  2-door Station wagon  4-door Station wagon

7. City vs. Highway miles per gallon of the “57” chevy 6 mile to the gallon city or highway Average price per gallon: is bout four dollars Average miles per week I drive: 15 to 25 Total weekly gas bill: $10-$16.80

8. Now let’s look at the “59”ford thunderbird  Parts are easier to find  Wide bodied car  Made of strong metals  Low rider of the 60’s

9. Safety features of the “59” ford thunderbird Seatbelts, brakes, tires grip The safety rating of the “59” ford thunder bird is 7.below are some of the important safety features this car has:

10. Technology and Entertainment The “59” ford thunderbird is a car equipped with lots of great technology and entertainment. Listed below are some of its features: Since this is an older car. It has no new or improved technology.

11. Specifications of the “59” ford thunderbird Ford executives felt that the car's position as a two- seater restricted its sales potential. As a result, the car was redesigned as a four-seater for 1958. Though retaining a design as a two-door hardtop coupe/convertible, the new Thunderbird was considerably larger than the previous generation, with a longer 113.0 inches wheelbase to accommodate the new back seat. The increased size also increased the car's weight significantly by close to 1,000 pounds. Along with a new, more rigid unibody construction was new styling, including dual headlights, more prominent tailfins, a bolder chrome grille, and a larger, though non- functional, hood scoop. Powering the Thunderbird was a new, 300 horsepower 352 cu in FE V8, available with a 3-speed manual or automatic transmissions.

12. City vs. Highway miles per gallon of the “59” ford thunderbird 6 mile to the gallon city or highway Average price per gallon: is bout four dollars Average miles per week I drive: 15 to 25 Total weekly gas bill: $10-$16.80

13. Final cost “57” chevy Cost:$15000.00 “59” ford thunderbird Cost:$9,000.00

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