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I searched through the dealerships, but couldn't find it.
I thought this car was in GT5, it seems familiar.
Mazda RX500
There have been a few threads with people asking this, you can try and search to find them.
Ok, didn't know this this was asked before. Sorry and thank you.
Good car to drive, sounds nice too.
Also; Mazda Furai is rotary/wankle too.
So are the RX-7 and the RX-8.So is the 787B, Mazda used a lot of rotary/wankle engines.
So are the RX-7 and the RX-8.
Those engines have some good properties but aren't good for everyday driving.
High Fuel/oil consumption, higher maintenance, lower life (mileage)Also not sure about the second part, I'm not a big mazda fan, just like cars in general and can respect what they do. I have no idea if it's a good everyday car. I'd have to take your word for it I guess.
High Fuel/oil consumption, higher maintenance, lower life (mileage)
They're designed to burn oil, they have oil injection. Also, naturally aspirated Rotary engines can last just as long as a piston engine with proper maintenance. I've seen them go well over 200k miles without a rebuild.High Fuel/oil consumption, higher maintenance, lower life (mileage)
The first rotary engined car was German.One of the first if not first Rotary/ Wankel engined car and its even MR. Love the Rx500.
The first rotary engined car was German.
Ah thought the germans only put it in bikes before the patent was sold.The German NSU Spider was the first production vehicle fitted with a Wankel rotary engine.
Everything made from 1960-1975 looks like a GT40.Looks strangely like a 1966 GT40 at the front
Looks strangely like a 1966 GT40 at the front