Mazda RX-7 series 7 - today's rotary tempter
Last of the local imports
Mazda's RX-7 series has become legendary across the decades for several reasons. Prime among them was the fact it was the only series to make a roaring success of Wankel rotary engines.
Another god reason? They've always been a damned good drive. They may not have always been the quickest or best-handling car on the planet, but have neverthesless delivered very solid bang for your buck while offering a unique drive experience.
Prices on well-preserved early cars and one of two special editons have skyrocketed lately, though that hasn't necessarily spread to the entire group – meaning there's still some decent value out there.
This example iocated in NSW is a 1998 Series 7, or the last of the local imports. Series 8 was intended as a domestic-only model, though no doubt a few have found their way here as grey imports.
This car runs a five-speed manual and claims a little over 110,000km. It's priced at $85,000.
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