Just a few years after the Mazda RX-8 came out, car communities started talking about reliability problems with the engine. About six years after it went out of production, a used Wankel sports car is ...
Mazda’s rotary engine was fast, light, and iconic. So why did Mazda finally kill it off after decades of pushing the limits?
Rotary-engine fans in North America are spinning with glee--at 9000 rpm. Why? Because not since the '95 model year, when the last twin-turbo 255-horsepower rotary-powered Mazda RX-7s were sold here, ...
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