Interesting Facts About the Mazda RX-8 SE
The Mazda RX-8 SE entered the market in 2004, bringing back Mazda's iconic rotary‑powered sports car heritage after the RX‑7 was discontinued. It quickly became known for its stylish, sporty character and helped reignite enthusiasm for rotary engines in the United States.
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Revival of Mazda’s Rotary Sports Car Lineage
When the RX‑8 was introduced for the 2004 model year, it revived Mazda’s rotary‑engine sports car lineage, filling the gap left by the acclaimed RX‑7’s discontinuation.
First Generation Spanned 2003‑2008
The first generation of the RX‑8 ran from 2003 to 2008, debuting a year after the final RX‑7 left the Japanese market, and marked Mazda’s return to rotary‑engine performance.
Multiple Generations – S1 and S2
The RX‑8 was produced in distinct generations, commonly referred to as S1 and S2, each featuring its own set of design updates and refinements.
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