way before its time, fun to drive but tiresome in traffic. head turner and great sound from the rotary motor. running cost were high, had to have a deep pocket for fuel if you looked after the car, the motor should last forever

the car revs into oblivion and is relatively easy to tune

Since I was a little two year old it was always my dream to own my father's first brand new car. His 1981 Mazda RX-7. The body was restored in 2006 and in the Spring of '07 and currently still the engine and also the interior are getting a make over including a T2 swap from the 2nd gen. RX-7 with the help of Nick Osterbaan and friends at X7 Productions.

omg not the newest not the fastest but for its time incredible especially considering it has a 1.2 litre eat that bruce lol bit expensive on fuel but well worth the money. you would be hard pressed to find a car of that age that loves to rev like a rotar

After having owned the vehicle for 5 or 6 years the only bad thing I can say is that you never stop working on it! haha This is only because of one reason though - it's a passion for cars. If you are the type of person who would just want a car because it looks or sounds great, then don't buy it - you'll find yourself always wanting "to do" something to it!! Comparing to most other cars - awsome drive, awsome experience!