Why are rx7's so cheap?
08-25-2010, 10:44 PM
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Why are rx7's so cheap?
I'm still on the hunt for a daily driver for my dad and figured I might as well buy a rwd because I will be owning the car after he uses it for 2-3 years. I was hoping to buy a 2.5rs, but my budget is only a couple grand so looks like that's not happening.
Been looking around at cheaper rwd cars on craigslist and realized that rx7's are ridiculously cheap. I don't know anything about rotary engines, do they go bad after a certain time? Are they difficult to fix?
Thanks in Advance,
Kevin
Been looking around at cheaper rwd cars on craigslist and realized that rx7's are ridiculously cheap. I don't know anything about rotary engines, do they go bad after a certain time? Are they difficult to fix?
Thanks in Advance,
Kevin
08-25-2010, 10:45 PM
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and any other suggestions for cars would be helpful, thanks. looks dont matter for us, only use. it can have 4 different colors, its fine as long as it is mechanically running.
08-25-2010, 11:31 PM
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E30's are nice. But for what they are I wouldn't invest in one unless it was going to be a project car.
FC's are really nice. I would take an FC anyday. As long as you know what you're doing and know the proper way to take care of it, those cars will last forever. The miata's aren't bad either but if you were to do a drift setup I'd much rather have an FC than a Miata, That just me tho.
FC's are really nice. I would take an FC anyday. As long as you know what you're doing and know the proper way to take care of it, those cars will last forever. The miata's aren't bad either but if you were to do a drift setup I'd much rather have an FC than a Miata, That just me tho.