Used Mazda RX-7 for Sale

The one thing that I really love about this car is the size of it. From always owning small compact cars but wanting an SUV this crossover is the perfect step for me, when trying to find a SUV I was overwhelmed with the size of most of them out there and I found myself not feeling comfortable behind the wheel of them. When I tried out this Mazda RX-7 the I was comfortable and found the size to be perfect for what I wanted and needed, it gave me a little more room than what I was use to but not to much that I felt lost. The one thing that I disliked about it at first was this annoying dinging that would sound at odd times, I could not for the life of me figure it out and it was starting to get frustrating. I tried doing research online about the problem but I did not have any luck locating annoying seeming to have the same issue as I was. Then all of a sudden while driving I realized what the noise was, this car is equipped with the blind spot package and it just so happens that when the blind spot notification is on when you put your blinker on to turn into the next lane it is giving you a warning so you know someone is next to you. I feel the quality of the vehicle compared to the price was great, I feel as if I got all of the things that I wanted and a price that was lowering than I wanted. I feel the car performs well when being driving in typical driving conditions I have not had the opportunity to see how it handles in snowy conditions but if I were to base my thoughts about how it will handle in the snow I would say I have nothing to worry about should the occasion to drive in the snow arises.

My vehicle is a 1984 Mazda Rx-7. It's an old car and has old parts under the hood, but it's a great car. It performs well in terms of speed and maneuverability, being a sports car, but it's not very good on gas mileage because it has a four-barrel carburetor inside of it. For the engine's size which is a rotary engine and only 1.1 liter, it is very quick. I like the sportiness of the car and the physical look of it as a sports car, which looks even sportier because it has a body kit on it. I also like the interior, which is as old school as the car itself: all original with a tape player and velvet upholstery. I generally get a compliment almost everywhere I take the car, whether it's the gas station or grocery store or out to eat. Some people have even offered to buy the car from me. Overall, my favorite thing about the car is its performance and its looks, but it also has low insurance payments due to being an old car. It's definitely a sweet old school car that requires a little bit of maintenance here or there but is a wonderful drive every time I go out for anything.

I owned a 1998 Ford Mustang with all of 12 miles on it that was totaled in 3 months due to another careless driver. I vowed never to get a new car again, and so I bought this vehicle. I had previously owned a 1985 Mazda RX-7 GS prior to the Mustang, and I adored it until the repairs were about as costly as a car payment. After a long term relationship with the previous RX-7, I was thrilled to purchase another one. The 88 RX-7 Convertible I owned was black with grey leather interior, a standard short throw transmission (only way to go!), and the top was actually hard in the middle and could be removed to make a "Targa" roof. Power everything (windows, door locks, antennae) made that an awesome car for me, and I couldn't imagine affording one back in 1988 when they were actually released. The engine is an ode to artistry in mechanics: it is a 2 rotor Wankle rotary engine, so light a strong man can lift it. The lightweight body and engine with virtually no "red-line" made this car an awesome vehicle to own. More than once I've been asked what kind of car it is, but the best was seeing a 2002 Mustang owner, back in the day, saying he would trade his vehicle outright for mine (both were paid off), even-Steven. I told him my vehicle may be 18 years older than yours, but you and I know it's way better, so no thanks!"