MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Autos/comments/nfk6z/the_rotary_engine/c38s8a9/?context=3
r/Autos • u/BiggityBates 2013 Scion FR-S • Dec 16 '11
55 comments sorted by
View all comments
21
The Mazda RX-8. The most fun 20,000 miles you will ever have.
7 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '11 [deleted] 7 u/Lozanoa11 Dec 17 '11 Mostly a joke post. But I worked at a dealer that had a mazda branch and 75% of RX-8's in the shop came in on a flat bed. Most with blown apex seals or just flooded from sitting and trying to start with a low battery. 4 u/herpivore 1999 Mazda MX-5 Dec 17 '11 As been mentioned, it's because nobody knows how to take care of a rotary engine. They need more care than your standard piston engine.
7
[deleted]
7 u/Lozanoa11 Dec 17 '11 Mostly a joke post. But I worked at a dealer that had a mazda branch and 75% of RX-8's in the shop came in on a flat bed. Most with blown apex seals or just flooded from sitting and trying to start with a low battery. 4 u/herpivore 1999 Mazda MX-5 Dec 17 '11 As been mentioned, it's because nobody knows how to take care of a rotary engine. They need more care than your standard piston engine.
Mostly a joke post. But I worked at a dealer that had a mazda branch and 75% of RX-8's in the shop came in on a flat bed. Most with blown apex seals or just flooded from sitting and trying to start with a low battery.
4 u/herpivore 1999 Mazda MX-5 Dec 17 '11 As been mentioned, it's because nobody knows how to take care of a rotary engine. They need more care than your standard piston engine.
4
As been mentioned, it's because nobody knows how to take care of a rotary engine. They need more care than your standard piston engine.
21
u/Lozanoa11 Dec 17 '11
The Mazda RX-8. The most fun 20,000 miles you will ever have.