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We’ve shared several four-rotor vehicles. The Curran Brothers built a quad-turbo RX-2 dragster. Or how about a Cosmo with a 26B four-rotor. Todd Budde even built a twin-turbo AWD RX-7. However we’ve never shared a first g...
Whenever I have to attend various social events without knowing anyone there, there's one thing that is bound to keep me from getting bored. Finding someone who's at least partially into cars can turn into a lifesaver. It's even better if they're as obsessed with anything on 4 wheels, as I am. But finding a fellow rotor head is priceless!
The holiday spirit gets to show off in the most curious ways these days. Just before Christmas, on December 22nd and 23rd, Cleetus McFarland was back for the second annual Christmas Tree Drag Racing World Championship. And every ride had a minimum of requirements.
It's the season to be jolly! Believe it or not, it's Christmas already! And that can only mean one thing: everyone (hopefully) is getting presents! And seeing that this is Autoevolution, we love presents that have engines and two, four, or more wheels. Diecast vehicles are just fine, but imagine getting a real-life car for Christmas!
Mazda built less than 70,000 units of the third-generation RX-7, which is also the last of the RX-7s. It was the first mass-produced automobile to feature a sequential twin-turbocharged engine that was sold in multiple countries. But what if you could get it with an inline-four-cylinder engine?