Unleashing the Thrills: Exploring the Legendary Mazda RX7

The Mazda RX7, a legendary sports car known for its rotary engine and sequential turbochargers, is the subject of discussion on Throttle House. This car, with its lightweight design and nimble handling, is a breath of fresh air in a world obsessed with horsepower. It may not have the talkative steering or seamless boost transition, but its lightness compensates for any flaws it may have. The RX7's front end is sensitive, and it cuts through corners with ease. However, the ride can be a bit rough, and the lack of sound in its stock form leaves something to be desired.

The interior of the RX7 is driver-centric, with comfortable seats and a surprisingly good sound system. The red leather interior adds to the sports car vibe, and the working sunroof is a nice touch. The car's design is reminiscent of the '90s Japanese cars, with its legible gauges and retro features. While the hosts of Throttle House didn't come away completely smitten with the RX7, they believe that with some modifications, this car has the potential to be truly exceptional.

Looking towards the future, there is talk of a new Mazda RX concept, a dual rotor rotary-powered electric car. This concept aims to prioritize the joy of driving, just like its predecessor. In a world where lightweight sports cars are becoming increasingly rare, the RX7 stands out as a reminder of the importance of agility and fun behind the wheel. Despite its flaws, the RX7 remains an iconic and beloved sports car that continues to captivate enthusiasts.