The Mazda RX-7 is one of the most iconic cars in JDM history. While it is not universally banned in the United States, model years after 1995 definitely faced restrictions. This came down to a ...

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Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie LLP (WJM), a leading Scottish law firm, has promoted three new partners and two senior legal directors in a move to strengthen its growth across the country. Sarajane ...

The Last affordable classic sports car from Japan ? The Mazda Rx7 Mk1 has 70's cool, a special rotary engine, nimble handling and a pretty body. Today i drive one of the last, this 1985 example ...

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The Mazda RX-7 was a stylish, affordable sports car with a reliable rotary engine, making it a classic collectible today. The 1980s retro vibe is in, and the RX-7 offers the ultimate fun driving ...

You don't have to be a Mazda fan to know that the RX-7 is an iconic car. After its debut in 1978, the car had three successful generations, each one bringing changes to the style and performance.

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