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While several car manufacturers tried to use the innovative Wankel rotary engine in production, only Mazda made a fist of it.  The lack of moving parts and turbine-like power make them addictive.  Almost all Mazda rotaries are two rotor jobbies, but they also make three and even four rotor variants for endurance racing.

Mazda RX-7 specs:  
kms: 102,000
colour:  black pearl, 2 door, coupe  (personally I haven't found a Mazda RX-7 4 door yet)
Engine:  Rotary, 2600cc, Manual
Year:   1992

Engine is a custom made 4 rotor built from all new parts 

* Gearbox- 5 speed manual with B&M Short shifter 
* Axles- Billet 2767 
* Clutch- MazdaSpeed single plate 
* Paint- Glasurite Black Pearl paint 
* Bonnet- Custom Carbon 
* Radiator- Griffin 3 core (with computer controlled water pump and fans) 
* Roll Cage- 5 point NZDRA chromolly with removable intrusion bar 
* Alloy fuel cell with twin bosch 044 pumps 
* Wheels- Standard RX7 Rims 16x8 **NOTE - DOES NOT INCLUDE WHEELS AND TYRES PICTURED!!** 
* Exhaust- Mandrel bent stainless steel primaries back to the diff running into 2 custom made 4 " mufflers 
* 6mm scattershield and driveshaft loop 
* Boot mounted battery 

Engine specifications 

* Street ported CNC Ported (Stage 2) 
* Custom made inlet manifold with billet alloy lower 
* 3 piece precision crank shaft 
* 9.7 rotors 
* Billet alloy sump plate with custom high volume pan and pick up 
* Motec M800 (with logging) 
* Dynoed at 430 HP at the rear axle 

Performance 

* 10.66 1/4 mile@ 202kmh 
* Dynoed at 430 HP at the rear axle 

May consider selling engine separatly 

Video link 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsZQX2tzNhI 

Number plate to match

Count the rotars

And again

Now that is a nice looking car, and it is for sale!

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Wanna see an invisible car.  Mercedes-Benz tried it out on a B-Class hatchback in promotion of their hydrogen fuel cell powered car.  See the photos below to see if you can see it.



You could have the same thing if you like on your car at a mere cost of $263,000!  They did it by covering the car in flexible LED lights and the mounting cameras on the other side to portray what those cameras were seeing on either side.  The equipment needed used weighed 500kgs, so that would take a fair bit of fuel efficiency away wouldn't it!

The whole idea was to promote their hydrogen fuel cell powered car as having an "invisible" impact on the environment.

Bentley has been hinting at the possibility of a full-size ultra-luxury SUV for a few years.  They finally put out their concept SUV at the Geneva car show.  Not that is ugly.  Now how about the name  EXP 9 F.  Where did that come from?  

Using the 6.0-liter W12 engine from the Continental or with a proposition of having a V8 accompanied by an electric motor and battery pack.  Probably make this the worlds least efficient hybrid.

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