Mazda Rx-7
If you are a fan of Japanese old-school sports cars, then the RX-7 should definitely be on your list. The car was first released back in 1978 and was powered by the 13B two-rotor Wankel engine. There were no pistons installed, and the engine was relatively lightweight, efficient, powerful, and had lots of revs. Variations of this powerful engine were used in the Mazda LeMans-winning car and stayed in production up until 2002. The model features sharp handling and is one of the more standout features of the RX-7. When you think of canyon-carvers and racecars, these are a great fit. You might have to service the engine more regularly than other cars, but the service it provides has given it an edge over others.
Mazda Rx 7
MG Midget
The MG Midget was the inspiration from which manufacturers got the idea to build the Mazda Miata and can be considered the classic sports car that is loved by everyone. It was originally designed to be basic and low-budget as many people were looking for the perfect choice to get lots of power and service while spending little cash.The MG Midget was powered by the BMC A-series engine and had a 65-horsepower push, which was relatively low compared to other cars. However, with a weight range of roughly 1.620-pounds, the car is able to get sailing quite smoothly. It is a prized possession where British sports cars are concerned and is a high-quality selection for those who are in the collector’s group.
MG Midget
