The last rotary-engined car built, Mazda's RX-8 provides a unique driving experience. Until you've tried one, it's hard to imagine how smooth its free-revving engine really is, or how enjoyable its handling. With comfortable space for four, it can be practical too. Like most Japanese cars, the RX-8 is generally well built, but the rotary engine can suffer from hot starting and rotor tip wear issues, which can prove expensive to put right. Extensive back-up from owner forums and independent specialists - listed in the guide - mean that these problems can be addressed, but choosing a good RX-8 requires care. This guide will help you do just that. Understand the differences between models, and learn what to look for when buying one.
ISBN: | 9781845848675 |
Publication date: | 4th August 2015 |
Author: | Julian Parish |
Publisher: | Veloce Publishing |
Format: | Paperback |
Pagination: | 64 pages |
Series: | The Essential Buyer's Guide |
Genres: |
Motor cars: general interest |