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Mazda RX7 (FD) — Description

Description: "Japan's most legendary rotary-powered car." With several series spanning the time of two decades, the Mazda RX7 is always a sight to behold in races. With over 800,000 units being built, the Mazda company has always enjoyed making sports cars.
The FD is the final version of the RX7 family and is also the fastest at a top speed of 179 MPH. Featuring Mazda's most powerful rotary engine, the cabin is also equipped with a Bose music system that is mated to a CD player for keeping the passengers entertained with songs.
While production for North America ended in 1997, the car continued production until 2002 in other countries, including the UK. The RX7 was later succeeded by the RX8 in 2004.
Top Speed: 179 Miles Per Hour
Production: 1992-1997 (FD, North American model, 1997 model year)
Drivetrain: 1.3L Twin-Turbocharged 13B-REW twin rotor Rotary engine
Equipment: Bose Acoustic Wave music system, CD player, and anti-lock brakes
Transmission: grip-shift 5-speed manual
PR: 261 Horsepower
Type: Sports division car, coupe, two-seater, Sports car
Number of owners: four