Mazda RX-7 (FB)

The Mazda RX-7 FB finds itself in a precarious position, with the median asking price now standing at £11,790—down 25 percent year-on-year and signalling a SELL environment. However, this assessment is hampered by very thin trading data: only one transaction has been tracked over the past twelve months, making any trend conclusion provisional at best.

The car carries a collectible classification with a score of 6, reflecting its rotary-engine heritage and period significance, yet current desirability remains low and liquidity is negligible. With zero active listings in the UK market, any owner looking to transact faces a sparse buyer pool and considerable time-to-sale friction.

Mileage on the tracked example averaged 36,173 miles, suggesting reasonably preserved examples are reaching the market, but the absence of multiple sales prevents meaningful assessment of how condition premiums or mileage discounts are currently pricing.

The base projection is notably bearish: values are forecast to decline a further 47.6 percent over three years to £6,174, with cumulative five-year depreciation reaching 56.9 percent to £5,086. These declines reflect weak near-term demand and the FB's standing as a lower-tier variant within the RX-7 lineage.

Given the single-transaction sample size and illiquid market conditions, confidence in these forecasts is low. Prospective buyers or sellers should treat the current price as indicative only and seek specialist guidance before committing; the market simply lacks the depth to anchor reliable valuations at this time.