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Mazda RX-7 Model Cars

At least one of them held the rotary engine flag high when NSU & Co. had long given up the technology: Mazda had a rotary engine in its range for all model series until 1978. This was also the case for the RX-7. The unique engine was used throughout all four generations and produced between 105 and 280 hp.

Other distinguishing features of the RX-7 besides the engine technology were the folding headlights. Especially due to the low prices of the RX-7 compared to the competition, it became a great market success - with a rotary engine. Today the limited edition of the third generation in particular is a popular collector's item traded at top prices.

About Mazda RX-7

Oh, the Mazda RX-7! It's fiercely sleek and ferociously agile. This car is not just a mode of transportation; it's a lifestyle, a passion, and an extension of your very being.

The RX-7 has been around since 1978, but its reputation as the ultimate sports car never fades away. Its iconic rotary engine delivers smooth power delivery with exceptional revs, giving you a visceral driving experience that can't be replicated by any other car on the market.

This beauty is pure precision engineering in motion. The handling and grip are unmatched; every turn feels effortless and confident. The lightweight frame makes it nimble and quick to respond to your every command.

And let's not forget about its stunning design – its aerodynamic shape catches the eye, while details like pop-up headlights add an extra hint of drama. Even today, decades after its introduction to the world, it still looks fresh and modern — a true testament to Mazda's timeless design ethos.

Driving an RX-7 is like piloting an aircraft through winding roads; you feel alive, engaged with the road ahead of you. It sets your senses alight as you carve corners with precision and ease.

Owning this masterpiece is like being part of an elite club where adrenaline enthusiasts unite for their love of speed and exhilaration on four wheels.