Mazda RX-8 Usados en Venta

The sporty test drive on a curvy road told me everything I wanted to know - whether there was joy in the experience, and there was. The RX-8 has 4 seats, with suicide-style rear doors, and being a passenger in the back seat is no problem for an average-sized person. There was better view ability out the back windows versus other sporty vehicles I tested, a nice stereo system, cruise control for long drives, traction control to minimize wheel spin on slippery surfaces. Plus the car looks good and I loved the red color of the one I picked. But best of all it has a rotary engine, so a smooth power curve and less banging in the engine bay.

It is a fun car to drive. It handles very well. It is a very attractive vehicle. It is comfortable. The included options (navigation, etc) are very nice.

I purchased a 2004 Mazda RX-8 from my mom after she moved onto a hybrid (Honda CR-Z). I always liked the car because it was so differently styled than nearly every other car on the road. The sound the engine made was so much different too because of it's rotary engine. The only problem with the rotary engine is that it is so inefficient with fuel I would go through a full tank (over 10 gallons) in about 2 weeks. That amounted to over $40 a fill up. It was a great and sport car other than the mileage. The car was very fun in the twisties but as I got older I stopped going up to the mountains for a quick jaunt.