Mazda RX-8 review: classic MOTOR
 

The Hiroshima-based carmaker has long been one of the world’s most underrated pioneers in automotive design and technology. Sure, it has never had the financial resources of giants such as Mercedes-Benz, GM or Toyota, but that hasn’t stopped it from developing and introducing a few clever innovations over the years. The RX-8 is a prime example.
The original, which was introduced in 2003 and quickly gained numerous accolades including the Car Of The Year from our sister magazine, Wheels, broke new ground for lightweight sportscars with its four-door, four-seater layout. Its only flaw was that, in Mazda’s quest to appeal to a wide audience, it was trying to be everything for everyone with a single model.

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