How Much Is The Mazdaspeed8 Going To $
12-03-2004, 10:45 PM
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how would it have a price when it's still being tested and not finished yet? (the supercharged rx8)
they have a mazda speed in japan, and some mazda speed parts available from that in the united states, but it's suspension, flywheel and some other minor changes. When a dealer buys and installs those parts, the price skyrockets... not worth it.
they have a mazda speed in japan, and some mazda speed parts available from that in the united states, but it's suspension, flywheel and some other minor changes. When a dealer buys and installs those parts, the price skyrockets... not worth it.
12-04-2004, 02:06 AM
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If the supercharged 8 comes out I'm going to weigh my options, but in the end I think the aftermarket will offer more potent and equally reliable results, than either a factory equipped 8, or a retrofitted supercharger from Mazda.
Just look at the flyin miata kit vs the mazdaspeed miata. hell look at the hiboost protege vs the mazdaspeed protege. Enough said.
Just look at the flyin miata kit vs the mazdaspeed miata. hell look at the hiboost protege vs the mazdaspeed protege. Enough said.
12-04-2004, 02:57 AM
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Thats odd. I look at it like its easier to tone a factory equipped turbo car then a non a factory equipped turbo car.
Put it this way, its easier to get that first 50-100hp out of a factory turb car then a non factory turb car.
Its tuned all you have to do is fine tune it to your preference.
Put it this way, its easier to get that first 50-100hp out of a factory turb car then a non factory turb car.
Its tuned all you have to do is fine tune it to your preference.
12-04-2004, 03:33 AM
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Also theparts inyour factory turbocar are UNDER WARRANTY and can be INSURED unlike aftermarket parts. If I everbuy F/I andthen getinto an accident w/my car thatll be my mindfuck of the century.
12-04-2004, 06:07 AM
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the dealers dont know nething -___- they come to this forum to learn stuff xP and i'm pretty sure the dealers wouldnt know the price of the MS rx-8 seeing that the MS rx8 hasnt even been announced or even spoken about... (besides that speed article)
12-04-2004, 12:12 PM
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Originally Posted by DOMINION
Thats odd. I look at it like its easier to tone a factory equipped turbo car then a non a factory equipped turbo car.
Put it this way, its easier to get that first 50-100hp out of a factory turb car then a non factory turb car.
Its tuned all you have to do is fine tune it to your preference.
Put it this way, its easier to get that first 50-100hp out of a factory turb car then a non factory turb car.
Its tuned all you have to do is fine tune it to your preference.
However previous rotaries have shown that there was a significant difference between the naturally aspirated versions and the turbocharged versions that left only going with the turbo model or swapping in the turbo motor as the reasonable alternative if you wanted forced induction power.
Why buy the mazdaspeed version then? If you want a quicker car stock that you don't plan on modifying, you just want a faster car stock. Its all speculation at this point about what will be different on the Mazdaspeed version, so we will just have to wait and see once its released whether it is a better option to buy one for forced induction or to just turbo/supercharger the naturally aspirated model.
12-04-2004, 12:37 PM
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The latest version of the Mazdaspeed 8 was only sold in Japan. Here is the Mazda Japanese post for it: http://www.mazda.co.jp/customize/rx-8msv/ And the Rotary News post for it: http://rotarynews.com/?q=node/view/428
The US has not been targeted for a release of this car as of yet. What the stealerships are doing, is taking a US RX8 and bolting on all the MS parts they pick to bolt on. Similar to this thread: https://www.rx8club.com/series-i-aftermarket-performance-modifications-23/saw-mazdaspeed-rx-8-person-35120/
Price was $41K https://www.rx8club.com/showpost.php...9&postcount=71
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The US has not been targeted for a release of this car as of yet. What the stealerships are doing, is taking a US RX8 and bolting on all the MS parts they pick to bolt on. Similar to this thread: https://www.rx8club.com/series-i-aftermarket-performance-modifications-23/saw-mazdaspeed-rx-8-person-35120/
Price was $41K https://www.rx8club.com/showpost.php...9&postcount=71
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12-04-2004, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Richard Paul
You guys are dreaming, that's the dealer cost. The sticker price is 49,755.44
On top of that the demand will be so high the dealers will probably add a few thou more.
You'll be lucky to get it for 55K
On top of that the demand will be so high the dealers will probably add a few thou more.
You'll be lucky to get it for 55K
We have no idea whether it will be a full blown upgraded car with new springs, rims, tires, forced induction, and body or just some upgraded springs and ECU.
12-08-2004, 05:42 PM
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RX8 and a Truk....
I'd love if I could buy 'just' the SC parts from Mazdaspeed; so as not to void my warranty. 
I'd even pay a little more $$ for less HP (than if I purchased a GReddy Turbo, etc).
I'd even pay a little more $$ for less HP (than if I purchased a GReddy Turbo, etc).
