Who thinks its a true story?

[DVSRX-7]

Look bud. No disrespect, but i'm gonna have to lay some things down.

I'm starting to understand who you are and how you think. I'm afraid to say it but you don't know enough about the car business to really be able to throw the claims you're making.

I'll let you know something else. Mazda's motorsport history with Rotories is the only thing than can really be called successful. But before you start celebrating, acually go learn about it as i have over the last ten years. You might find the period where Mazda chose piston over rotary and instantly won because of it.

But again, Mazda is not the only brand associated with rotaries.

I'm still jumping of the walls over the news of a 2009 Isle of Mann TT contender's return.

is the bike rotary powered? and bro i understand it will be hard for Mazda to make the rotary engine compatible with emissions and gas saving.. i guess it will never happen then... , oh well i can still rebuild mine and keep on going with my rotary power!!!!!!!!

[EJ25RUN]

is the bike rotary powered? and bro i understand it will be hard for Mazda to make the rotary engine compatible with emissions and gas saving.. i guess it will never happen then... , oh well i can still rebuild mine and keep on going with my rotary power!!!!!!!!

Yup, the Rotary Nortons. Then their are the cars.

Nsu


Mercedes


Corvette


There are others as well.

Mazda won't say never to it because there are people (such as yourself) that create a market and a following for the car. That way, Mazda will see it fit to create a specialy sports car that already has a niche. These people wont buy a 350z is what i mean.

So, there are other ways as well. Mazda has developed a hydrogen 13b for an RX-8 prototype but this is nowhere near production and just an idea.

I will say that the rotary is actually one of my favorite engines but my common sense tells me it is only suited for enthusiasts.