Kabura
Originally Posted by murix
If they brought it in at 2500lbs I would be up for one. We need less weight not more power!
What I really want is a rotary powered Elise.
What I really want is a rotary powered Elise.
if they give it 350+ hp, keep the weight down (2500-3000 lbs), get rid of all the gay, eclipse-looking plastic on the tail end, fixed the backend so it doesn't look so chopped-off (they could study the saturn sky), fixed the front so it doesn't look like a gay opel, and keep everything that's cool about the RX's, then YES. i would trade-in my 8 for one in a heartbeat.
Originally Posted by murix
If they brought it in at 2500lbs I would be up for one. We need less weight not more power!
What I really want is a rotary powered Elise.
What I really want is a rotary powered Elise.
The Kabura is supposed to be a $20k car. If they somehow squeezed a rotary into that price range I'd hate to see the compromises it would have elsewhere.
Originally Posted by murix
It is closer to reality now that Mazda has been demonstrating fwd rotaries (hydrogen Mazda 5)
Originally Posted by Detrich
if they give it 350+ hp, keep the weight down (2500-3000 lbs), get rid of all the gay, eclipse-looking plastic on the tail end, fixed the backend so it doesn't look so chopped-off (they could study the saturn sky), fixed the front so it doesn't look like a gay opel, and keep everything that's cool about the RX's, then YES. i would trade-in my 8 for one in a heartbeat.
you're just talking nonsense now -_-
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Originally Posted by Detrich
if they give it 350+ hp, keep the weight down (2500-3000 lbs), get rid of all the gay, eclipse-looking plastic on the tail end, fixed the backend so it doesn't look so chopped-off (they could study the saturn sky), fixed the front so it doesn't look like a gay opel, and keep everything that's cool about the RX's, then YES. i would trade-in my 8 for one in a heartbeat.
Originally Posted by saturn
I don't want a tiny roadster. I want more power -- not less weight. The 8 is as small as I want to go.
The Kabura is supposed to be a $20k car. If they somehow squeezed a rotary into that price range I'd hate to see the compromises it would have elsewhere.
The Kabura is supposed to be a $20k car. If they somehow squeezed a rotary into that price range I'd hate to see the compromises it would have elsewhere.
there's allready a very cheap rx-8 for sale in japan with the 4 port engine and the 5 spped manual it is close to $22,000( I think is less dont remember very well), they can make a rotary kabura for $20,000
Last edited by rotary crazy; May 24, 2006 at 08:48 AM.
Just got my 8, so no not for at least 5 years
Besides the design of the Kabura looks too similar to the RX8. Mazda should really come up with something more original. Like what they did with the RX-8
Plus the price had to be right- i just don't see a $20K Rotary sports car as a possiblity.
Besides the design of the Kabura looks too similar to the RX8. Mazda should really come up with something more original. Like what they did with the RX-8
Plus the price had to be right- i just don't see a $20K Rotary sports car as a possiblity.
Originally Posted by silvernite8
Just got my 8, so no not for at least 5 years
Besides the design of the Kabura looks too similar to the RX8. Mazda should really come up with something more original. Like what they did with the RX-8
Plus the price had to be right- i just don't see a $20K Rotary sports car as a possiblity.
Besides the design of the Kabura looks too similar to the RX8. Mazda should really come up with something more original. Like what they did with the RX-8
Plus the price had to be right- i just don't see a $20K Rotary sports car as a possiblity.
why? the base rx-8 in japan is price about that 20 to $22,000 us
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