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The '''Mazda RX-7''' was a five-time honoree on ''Car and Driver'' magazine's Ten Best list.  This car was made from 1978 through 2002.
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The '''Mazda RX-7''' was a five-time honoree on ''Car and Driver'' magazine's Ten Best list.  This car was made from 1978 through 2002.  It featured a Wankel [[rotary engine]].
  
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{{cquote|a front/mid-engine, rear-wheel drive, rotary-engine-powered sports car that made five times. With more than 800,000 models produced, the RX-7 was endeared by Japanese car enthusiasts for its 50/50 weight distribution, nimble driving characteristics, and smooth-sounding Wankel engine. Today, they are regaining popularity in the collector car market for those same reasons.}}
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{{cquote|a front/mid-engine, rear-wheel drive, rotary-engine-powered sports car .... With more than 800,000 models produced, the RX-7 was endeared by Japanese car enthusiasts for its 50/50 weight distribution, nimble driving characteristics, and smooth-sounding Wankel engine. Today, they are regaining popularity in the collector car market for those same reasons.}}
 
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Latest revision as of 18:22, July 25, 2021

The Mazda RX-7 was a five-time honoree on Car and Driver magazine's Ten Best list. This car was made from 1978 through 2002. It featured a Wankel rotary engine.

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“ a front/mid-engine, rear-wheel drive, rotary-engine-powered sports car .... With more than 800,000 models produced, the RX-7 was endeared by Japanese car enthusiasts for its 50/50 weight distribution, nimble driving characteristics, and smooth-sounding Wankel engine. Today, they are regaining popularity in the collector car market for those same reasons. ”

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