The Ford Fairlane, launched by the Ford Motor Company in North America, was a popular vehicle between 1955 and 1971. The name Fairlane was taken from Henry Ford's Fair Lane manor which is located in Dearborn, Michigan.

The Ford Fairlane was launched in the year 1955 as Ford's full size car model. The Ford Fairlane was available in six varied body styles. The Ford Fairlane was assembled and available as a 2 door club sedan, a Victoria 2 door hardtop, a 4 door town sedan, a Sunliner convertible, a Crown Victoria, and a Crown Victoria with a plastic top. The height of this vehicle is quite low, and it was further reduced by two-inches. The Ford Fairlane is a rear wheel drive type car and is equipped with a V8-cylinder engine. This scar also offers an output of 212 BHP. The Ford Fairlane is also equipped with a new and improved suspension. This car comes with swept back front lower control arms and longer rear leaf springs.

.The Ford Fairlane also has a modified engine that offers greater horsepower. The 1957 Ford Fairlane also comes outfitted with a new top trim, the Fairlane 500. The Ford Fairlane featured the Fairlane 500 Skyliner, which is a retractable hardtop, whose top is hinged and could be folded down, at the touch of a button, into the trunk space. The introduction of the retractable top made this car popular. The 1957 Ford Fairlane had a new look, lower and wider body with low tailfins that gave the car a chic appeal.