1982 Mazda RX-7 Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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$6,925 to $10,475

What owners say

AI Summary · 6 reviews

"Overall, owners of the 1982 Mazda RX-7 are enthusiastic about its unique styling and fun driving experience, especially highlighting its nimbleness and performance. Many appreciate the rotary engine's distinctive nature and the vehicle's handling. However, there are some drawbacks noted, including the lack of rear seats and challenges in handling power during slick conditions. The brown interior also received some criticism."

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Best car ever ! i just purchased a few days ago- identical to car I had 18 years ago, had to have again ! Cool looking, engine purrs like a kitten- takes turns like a champ ! I love, love, love the RX-7 !

April 29, 2011

this is a beautiful car to restore although it can be pricey, the end results are quite satisfying! this car isnt your everyday driver, although it is very fun to drive i wouldnt recommend taking it out in slick weather conditions as it has alot of torque and will slide easy.

November 9, 2009

The car is tiny, with no rear seats, but the trunk/hatch area is not too shabby. Since the car is so small, it has a really nimble feel to it. The steering could be better, but it's about what you'd expect from a Pitman-arm type setup. There's no torque, but that's the nature of a rotary engine.

April 9, 2008

$6,925 to $10,475