Do Mazda RX7s give a lot of engine trouble?
I’m thinking about buying a 1993 RX-7 R1 version that is in good condition, only has 33, 215 miles on it, but some people been telling be that Mazdas give a lot of engine trouble. So, is this true? Do y’all know anyone (or you personally) that has a RX-7? And does it give a lot of engine problems A: You are looking at what is considered a 3rd generation RX-7. The rotary itself is pretty well bullet proof on all the generation of RX-7 as long as they are well maintained. I have friends that race them and they do a lot less engine rebuild then their piston engine running friends. That said, the 3rd generation is known to be very complex electronically and it develops gremlins that can be hard to find. They are still worth a lot and sell for quite a bit. Most user group and a number of publication would tell you to get a generation 1 or 2 and buy the very best you can find. Contact your local chapter of RX7 owner and ask lots of questions before you buy. Club people are usually very frien
