On this day in 1999: we report on the return of Mazda's rotary engine and Audi's RS badge, while Rover's 75 impresses
Clarity came when Autocar reported that it would return in the new millennium. We said it would retain its twin-rotor arrangement but drop its sequential turbochargers for an atmo set-up.
The new engine was shown at October's Tokyo motor show in a concept called the RX-Evolv, our first look at the RX-8 that arrived three years later. The coupé was received favourably, but its engine proved unreliable in the hands proved unreliable in the hands of uninformed owners, souring the car's reputation.
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