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Mazda RX 7 Import Racer
Lifestyle of the Fast and the Furious
The Lifestyle
of the Fast and the Furious is a world of attitude fueled by nitrous
tanks and hot passion for the high-octane excitement of street racing.
It`s a world of showmanship set against a background of music and fashion,
where the cars remain the stars, and your name is only as good as your
quarter-mile time!
The Return
to the Basics
The
debut of the RX-7 in 1993 brought back the basic in the third generation.
The RX-7 was designed with a twin turbo charged rotary engine with a
5-speed manual or a 4 speed automatic transmission. The RX-7 was designed
only as a two-door hatchback with a driver`s airbag, anti-lock brakes
and a limited-slip differential. The RX-7 with two optional packages,
The Touring Package contained a power sunroof, leather seats, steering
wheel mounted cruise control and Bose Speakers. The R-1 package added
body spoilers and dual oil coolers. The RX-7 weighed 190 lbs and boasted
a 50/50 weight distribution. In 1994 the RX-7 was equipped with a new
one touch power down driver`s window, a softer suspension setting map
pockets, dual airbags and a new dashboard. The Touring package, which
featured a power steel sunroof rather than the previous glass one, the
R-2 package included leather seats, power sunroof, and a rear cargo
cover, is optional. The RX-7 was a true performance car, but the price
increased to $36,000 sealing its fate forever. The RX-7 was discontinued
in 1995 and the rotary engine era came to an end, for now.
Model Features
• Trick
Paint
• Rear Spoiler
• Opening Hood
• Opening Doors
• Opening Trunk
• Detailed Engine
• Official Logos and Insignias
• Changeable Hood and Tires
• Stereo System located in Trunk
• Veilside Wheels with 19 inch "Andrew Racing V" and "9 inch Bacarrot"
• Precision Diecast Replica
• Baked Enamel Finish
• 1:24 Scale Model
• 8 Inches Long
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