Faults:

Nothing, but I only had it for 3 months.

General Comments:

It's a fun car, but there are better alternatives.

The styling is unique and looks great.

The suspension is too soft and the live rear axel is subpar.

The car is low on power and the gas mileage is poor for such a small car with a small engine.

The best is ever got was 24 mpg combined.

If you want something similar, but much better get a 85-89 Toyota MR@

Faults:

Not a lot of knee room for tall people.

The window tracks become out of line over time.

No interior trunk release.

It's hard to come up with things that are bad with this car.

My paint is starting to peel.

Parts are harder to come by than for American cars.

Could use some more power, but I won't complain too much.

General Comments:

This is an amazing piece of machinery. I've never driven a car that handles and grips like this car. The clutch is so smooth and is a blast to drive.

Mine is over 20 years old and drives better than my dad's 2000 car. It's light, quick on its feet. Loves to go fast in corners.

Good stereo set-up.

Best bang for your buck old school sports car. I got mine for $500 so I can't complain about anything. Easy to work on. A very good investment.

Faults:

So far the only thing wrong with the rx7 is it has a cracked windshield and small spots of rust above the windshield. Other than that it's a good solid car.

General Comments:

In My opinion the rx7 was one of the most innovative cars made. It is very quick and handles well.

Although the fuel economy isn't the greatest the driving experience makes up for the pump price.

They are very easy to maintain and are very reliable.

Faults:

After purchasing, the clutch needed replacement.

My dashboard lights don't work at the moment, I'm thinking a wire has come loose somewhere.

I lost my brake tail lights at the same time as my dash lights.

The added fuel cut-off switch broke off and needed replacing, it was only a $5 (Cdn) switch.

General Comments:

This is an awesome car to drive, it's sleek, maneuverable and comfortable.

I originally bought it to sell my previous car (VW Jetta) to my parents and I didn't want to carry around all my free loading friends in my car anymore. Although I wanted to go smaller, the unique, elongated shape of the car won me over.

Since purchasing it in the Spring of 2005, the clutch has been replaced but there has been nothing else wrong with the car. It's very reliable and extremely fun to drive. It picks up speed really quickly and the engine will never die. I love Mazda's Rotary design however it sucks gas. I can see why there is a 63L tank!

Average gas mileage is around 17-20MPG; not very good at all. I bought it when fuel prices were a little lower, but in the wake of the sudden increases I can't afford to drive it to and from university anymore.

Overall if you want a sporty, reliable and fun car to drive around, this is the one for you. If you don't care about fuel costs, this is also the car for you. I don't recommend it for university/college students or people on a tight budget. Fuel alone will drain you.