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2020 Mazda RX9?
If Mazda releases this I may turn to the darkside of rotary engines again, this is the best spy photo of the next gen rx7:yum:
2020 Mazda RX-9 | Performance, Specs, Rumors | Digital Trends |
The wankel engine is deader than dead, and Mazda has some serious financial issues to address before putting more time and energy into a marginally profitable sports car. Still it's fun to speculate.
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Never gonna happen. And even if it does it'll be typical Mazda. "Fun car, just needs another 50 or 60hp."
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The FD was perfect in power output to weight in turbo guise. Would love to be in an Rx again. But the rear half of this concept/rendering screams dull. I am skeptical as they been talking about Rx 9 since 2010 for 2015. Now it's 2015 and they're talking 2020. Just do it and stop talking shyt!!!
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Vaporware.
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And my *lawn mower* would still have more torque than that ...
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Between the bunch. It looked most like a Ferrari or an exotic, down to the styling and build quality. The FD was a modern marvel IMHO. Being that Honda had the NSX with about the same power and a very slight advantage in capability. The Mazda was the best bang for buck. The Z32 had more power but weighed 800/900lbs more as well |
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Pictures of my FD3S before I sold it was in numerous magazines including Mazda's own website back in 2004. Car was a beast 500rwhp at the dyno at 20pounds boost.
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Any "rx" vehicle speculation is cool in my book :) rx= rotary experimental.
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Couple more pictures:driving:
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Hmm.
Well, if the Bimmer/Supra is really a go, then it will be up against that and the next gen Z, so something along the lines is possible... |
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2020 is a LONG way from here..
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I've seen some ridiculous FD RX-7 builds, however at the end of the day the reliability will never be there. I've owned two RX-8s and while they were cheap and fun, I will never be a rotard again. Having an engine literally designed to burn a quart of oil every 1000 miles with an estimated longevity of 50K miles should be enough to scare any gear head away. Here is my last spinning dorito.
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choienty choienty! <= barbara walters
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