Used 2005 Mazda RX-8 Consumer Reviews
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vroom is for real
Have just had a month. No problems. The tranny lets me take turns being a teenager and a sedate 60 year old. Air and heat could be a little more powerful, and fuel economy is zilch -- but you know this when you buy it. Everything else is awesome - my gut gives out long before the car does in cloverleafs. Just hearing the solid sound and the way the door closes reassures you of the quality. And driving at night with the red/blue dash lights allows me to believe I'm captaining the space shuttle. Go for it if you can!
Cool Car!
Since I bought my RX-8, I've gotten lots of comments. Too bad I'm not still single otherwise I would be able to give more rides. Smooth as silk drive, except in snow and ice with the stock tires. Extremely treacherous --- do not attempt winter driving with these tires. I bought Pirelli Wintersports and have no problem now. Wide range on each gear. Excellent pickup at the 5000-6000 rpm range.
- Manual Shinka Special Edition CoupeMSRP: $6,499350 mi away
- Automatic CoupeMSRP: $7,995613 mi away
- Automatic CoupeMSRP: $7,992763 mi away
Great Car -- but watch out for snow
Superb car for the money. Interior fit and finish streets ahead of the 350Z. Smoothest acceleration you'll ever experience. Handles wonderfully in dry and wet conditions. BUT the OEM tires (Bridgestone Potenzas) are useless with any amount of snow. If you drive anywhere where it snows, either get a set of all weather/snow tires or garage it. The combination of a tiny gas tank and high fuel consumption mean you'll be refilling about every 260 miles.
Mazda RX 8
A fun car to drive, gets looks everywhere you go. Great handling, responsive and quick, but not for the snow.
da kid
i love the speed of this vehicle as i cruise the parkaway i hit about 80 in the 5th gear