Ikuo Maeda, the “oyabun” of Mazda’s design crew, wants to resurrect the RX-7, saying “I do have a strong yearning to revive the RX-7 during my tenure.”
As much as enthusiasts revel in delight of hearing such news, Mazda officials doused such claims, asking “Why go backwards?”
Our answer to that would be “Because, it was that fantastic back in the day, sans warranty issues…” Perhaps, this was also another reason as to why the RX-7 was not a particular favorite for Mazda themselves.
But, for such a comeback to be realized, Japan’s major trading partner, The United States, needs to stage an economic come back… Pronto.
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