Rumors about a successor for the RX-7 you have heard for a long time now, and also renderings and all that. Well, today we bring you a new one, this time from a Japanese magazine.
According to that, Mazda will unveil the fourth generation RX-7 Coupe in 2010. But in the same time Mazda has never said anything about a new RX-7.
Nissan GT-R MCR vs. Mazda RX7 RE-Amemiya. Who will be the winner? Will be the 500 hp Nissan featuring an ARC exhaust system and 1740 kg or the 420 hp Mazda RX7 with its 1230 kg? Watch the video!
Mazda will launch a new RX-7 in 2012. The car is a must considering the Japanese market will be full of high performance cars in the near future and Mazda really needs one if it want to survive on the market.
The 2012 RX-7 (FE model perhaps) will be powered by the all-new 16X rotary engine; an evolution of the award-winning Renesis 13B found in the RX-8. Armed with a revised eccentric shaft producing more low-end torque—the blatant absence of which has been a common complaint about the RX-8 —and likely some form of forced induction, it’s sure to insert a dose of bees up the collective bonnets of the competition.
Add to that the usual bevy of make-believe insider information such as a curb weight under 1500kg, a usable 2+2 seating setup, and a price tag under US$30k!
The Mazda RX-7 will be based on the Taiki concept unveiled this year at the Tokyo Motor Show. The replacement for the model produced until 1996 in Europe and 2003 in Japan will be unveiled within two or three years. > More
Mazda will unveil at the Tokyo Auto Show the RX-7 Coupe, a concept with design cues inspired by the Kabura and Ryuga, as well as other Mazda DNA. The RX-7 will be the first Mazda Rotary Coupe since the third-generation RX-7 launched in 1991. > More
Today at TopSpeed we will learn how to park a car in a tree. The lesson is not that hard, you just need to speed with 70 mph in a curve. You don’t believe me is that easy. Well, this is how a guy from Kent, Wash. did it.
He was driving with 70 mph, he entered a curve and lost control of his red Mazda RX-7. The result is a really nice parking in a tree, quite incredible actully, because the car is in a nearly vertical position against the tree.
Witnesses said if not for the tree, the (...) > More
At Barcelona Tuning Show, Maxi Tuning presents the Mazda RX-7 Carbono, a special prototype designed for the Need For Speed Carnon.
The car seems to be removed from cartoons on races or, better, from video-games. The spectacular Mazda RX-Carbon features a very special finishing
This RX-7 was built by VeilSide, one of the largest automotive aftermarket companies in Japan. Universal studios bought the car and change it for the movie The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift. > More
2005 The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift: VeilSide RX-7 Picture Gallery
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