2005 Rx-7?
A new version 7 brought back to north america in 2005+:
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I doubt that a new RX-7 will be coming out as the RX-8 is on the way;) :D
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There was an article about this in Road & Track a few months back. Basically, Mazda claims that if the RX-8 is a big enough success, the RX-7 will probably make a return. I wish I had a link to show you, but I don't think it was ever published on their website.
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i think in an earlier post someone mentioned that if the RX-8 sold really well, then they would introduce a 2 door version along with the 4 door, is this what your talking about
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Mazda execs have always wanted a "three tier" sports car lineup - that is to say a four door, a two door and an entry level sports car (miata). If the RX-8 sells well, there is no reason why a redesigned 7 would be out of the question. Especially amidst very strong rumors that the Supra is returning to the field. I've heard that the new RX-7 might be built radically different, smaller than, the last models - perhaps even on a modified Miata chassis.
A new RX-7 would bring the 350Z to its knees. :) Here's hoping |
Autoweek said that for 04 or 05, the new Miata might have a 250hp rotary in it. If so will it then be an RX-5?
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Originally posted by 90&00 Protege the chassis is also pegged for the 3rd gen Miata . I'd like to see a new '7' as long as Mazda keeps the weight down. The trend with new cars is more hp and more weight. :thumbs do |
Originally posted by David Autoweek said that for 04 or 05, the new Miata might have a 250hp rotary in it. If so will it then be an RX-5? |
Wow!!! Cool photos / news. Haven't seen all that before. I was going to say, if the Miata / RX-7-8 will share a platform you probably can find a way to end up putting a rotary in the Miata (well, maybe slightly more easily than normal, hehe).
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