7. Mazda RX-7 Turbo II
When you think of an iconic sports car the RX-7 is it. Mazda designed the car as one of the final rotary-powered cars in the industry. The competition was fierce from Nissan and other automakers for a fun sports car. But the RX-7 held its own and manages to be one of the most iconic cars to this day. There is no other car in the world that drives quite like a rotary-powered car. While the maintenance was a little more intensive on these cars, the overall ownership was satisfying.
The Turbo II was a less common model, and many collectors tend to overlook this car. Why is the car overlooked? Well, the package was limited in its initial run. You’ve probably never seen one of these on the road. The more common standard RX-7 is probably what you’ll see. That’s the car that collectors tend to gravitate toward.