The RX-7 saw its first major redesign in 1985 when the second-gen model debuted, combining an evolution of the Mazda's rotary engine with another technology very popular at the time: turbocharging.

The second-generation of Mazda's beloved RX-7 is often left out of the conversation. Here's why it shouldn't be.

When the 1990s rolled around, Japan, Inc.—the makers of sensible, efficient transportation—let loose its wild side, with hot new sports cars arriving from every major manufacturer. Most of them were ...

The third-generation RX-7 was motivated exclusively by a twin-turbocharged 13B-REW that displaced 1.3 litres and delivered roughly 252 horsepower and 217 lb.-ft. of ... The FC-generation Mazda RX-7.

The third-generation Mazda RX-7 is one of the purest sports-car experiences to come out of Japan.; This example was owned for 25 years by the same person, a grandmother who sold her car back to ...