MzdaSpeed_Pro
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- 2003 MazdaSpeed Protege
I am strongly considering buying a 3rd gen. Mazda RX-7.
I found one in my area that has 25,000 miles on it(rebuilt motor). The body of the car has 103,000 miles on it. The seller wants $14,750. Kelly Blue Book for this car is $14,000.
I talked to a buddy of mine and he said these cars are high maintenance. I am just curious if 3rd gen. RX-7's are worth buying?
I don't want to buy this car just to sink a load of maintenance money in this thing every other month, you know? I go to college and pay for that all on my own. I work full time, however.
I have an 03' Mazdaspeed Protege and am VERY happy with the reliability factor. The only reason I would sell my car would be to get a 3rd gen. RX-7 which is my favorite car.
Any thoughts about this would be greatly appreciated. Also, not sure how mechanics feel about wrenching on a rotary engine. I.e. how much more difficult they are to work on versus a regular motor. Plus, the amount of money for working on these rotary engines.
Thanks guys,
Randy
I found one in my area that has 25,000 miles on it(rebuilt motor). The body of the car has 103,000 miles on it. The seller wants $14,750. Kelly Blue Book for this car is $14,000.
I talked to a buddy of mine and he said these cars are high maintenance. I am just curious if 3rd gen. RX-7's are worth buying?
I don't want to buy this car just to sink a load of maintenance money in this thing every other month, you know? I go to college and pay for that all on my own. I work full time, however.
I have an 03' Mazdaspeed Protege and am VERY happy with the reliability factor. The only reason I would sell my car would be to get a 3rd gen. RX-7 which is my favorite car.
Any thoughts about this would be greatly appreciated. Also, not sure how mechanics feel about wrenching on a rotary engine. I.e. how much more difficult they are to work on versus a regular motor. Plus, the amount of money for working on these rotary engines.
Thanks guys,
Randy