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Mazda was all about the Rotary motor in the 70s and early 80s. Before you is an amazingly mint, 1982 Mazda RX7! This is a two-owner car originally bought for the wife that's lived life on easy street. No Rust, No Accident history, and a clean Carfax. The car runs, drives, and presents as a 'cherry' time capsule RX7 from 1982. The AC blows cold, the radio works, no tears or rips in the seats carpets or interior. The gold paint is near flawless and compliments the gold interior. This car also comes with both the factory removable sunroof and moon roof as well. Looking for a super clean RX7 that needs little more than a new owner? This...

The year is 1982, Eye of the Tiger is blasting on the radio as you cruise the strip in this golden chariot that captures attention and complements its sleek, aerodynamic lines. The refined tan leather interior adds a touch of luxury, ensuring that every drive is a comfortable and stylish experience. Under the hood, the RX-7 is powered by Mazda's renowned Rotary engine, paired with an automatic transmission. This combination delivers a smooth and engaging driving experience, great for both city cruising and open-road adventures. The car is equipped with air conditioning, ensuring a pleasant cabin environment regardless of the weather outside. Pack on the hairspray as this 1982 Mazda RX-7 also includes a manual sunroof, allowing you to enjoy fresh air and sunshine at your convenience. Power brakes and power windows add to the ease of use, making every journey more enjoyable. Safety features include seatbelts, providing...

When talking about Japanese sports car, it's impossible not to mention the RX-7. Mazda first offered the car in 1978 with a revolutionary engine. The Wankel rotary was an engine which defied the norm with its design. The engine has no pistons, but rather a triangular rotor which rotates around the combustion chamber. The result is a much smaller displacement than the typical piston engine. This RX-7 sports a 1,146cc 12A rotary engine. This engine produced just over 100 horsepower, but was lightweight which allowed the car to have an incredibly balanced 50/50 weight distribution. The entire car was under 2,500 pounds, so there's no doubt why they handle on rails. This particular example is a well maintained 31,079 mile car. The exterior color is Gold matched with a Gold and Brown two tone interior. Options on this...

When talking about Japanese sports car, it's impossible not to mention the RX-7. Mazda first offered the car in 1978 with a revolutionary engine. The Wankel rotary was an engine which defied the norm with its design. The engine has no pistons, but rather a triangular rotor which rotates around the combustion chamber. The result is a much smaller displacement than the typical piston engine. This RX-7 sports a 1,146cc 12A rotary engine. This engine produced just over 100 horsepower, but was lightweight which allowed the car to have an incredibly balanced 50/50 weight distribution. The entire car was under 2,500 pounds, so there's no doubt why they handle on rails. This particular example is a well maintained 47,404 mile car which is a total survivor. This car comes complete all maintence records since new, including dealer delivery info, and the window sticker. With only one owners and a clean history, this is one for a collector. The color scheme is an attractive silver over black vinyl interior which is rather fetching. In case you forgot you were in...

The first-generation RX-7 (SA22 or FB chassis code) was a two-seat hardtopped sportscar with a glass liftback available between 1979 and 1985. Powered by the 12A two-rotor Wankel producing around 100hp, the lightweight sportscar proved to be quite popular for amateur motorsports. This Series 1 RX-7 wore exposed steel bumpers, typically painted body color. This is without a doubt one of the easiest to handle cars out there! It might not hit super car speeds but it'll win in the corners every time. So what're you waiting for, you've got track...