Bojan Vrbnjak
RX-Vision wowed the masses when it was originally launched at the end of the year 2015 at the car show in Tokyo. At the time, he was described as “a vision of the future that Mazda hopes to one day realize". More than seven years later that future still hasn't arrived, even though the company is Zoom-Zoom revved up the rotary engine. Instead of being used in a sports car, it serves as a range extender for the model MX-30 e-Skyactiv R-EV.
While at Mazda they still dream of a powerful car with a rotary engine, but now they can be stunning RX-Vision buy in Japan as model in scale 1:18. And this one is not cheap, because it costs money 69.500 yen or calculated approximately $ 535. The toy is long 37 centimeters, wide 20,5 centimeters and tall 14,5 centimeters. If you are interested, you have to hurry because it will only be sold 30 copies and Mazda has not yet decided whether to launch another series for sale.
Even the latest Mazda a concept car with a badge Vision was designed with performance in mind. Vision Study Concept, shown last November, depicted a sleek coupe that may preview the next generation mx-5 miata or not. It should officially prove the brand's commitment to pleasant cars. Let's hope it comes true in an actual sports car, instead of remaining unique and later a model, as is the case with RX-Vision.
Technically speaking RX-Vision 2015 he was not unique as he created a variant GT3, who joined Gran Turismo. The last time Mazda sold a sports car with a rotary engine was in 2012 when they produced 1.000 units special model RX-8 Spirit R, intended only for the Japanese market. A spiritual successor is unlikely, but the company has shown its commitment rotary engine by returning it to the MX-30 plug-in hybrid model.
Too bad it won't be there - Mazda RX-Vision
