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I am: Brandon
Join Date: May 2012
Location: arley alabama
Posts: 1
Total Props: 0
Rotary Year: 2004
Model: Mazda RX-8
Power Adder: I/H/E
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I am: krista gai
Join Date: May 2012
Posts: 1
Total Props: 0
Rotary Year: n/a
Model: Mazda RX-8
Power Adder: Turbo
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You should seek service from Mazda. I know there are a lot out there who render services for Mazda RX-8. That is if you really don't know how to fix it, better seek for an expert, they say. Mazda RX-8 is a good sports car, being the only car in Mazda’s lineup that currently employs the rotary engine. But I heard that the the car is going out of production this year, along with the Renesis rotary engine that powers it. According to Automobile magazine, all production of the RX-8 will cease as of June, but Mazda has decided to give the car a proper send-off with a special edition, called the Sprint R. Article source: Mazda RX-8 Sprint R gives model slight stay of execution
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