Mazda RX-7 (FB)

The Mazda RX-7 FB commands limited market visibility in the UK, with only one transaction tracked over the past year and no active listings currently available. This scarcity of recent sales data makes precise valuation assessment difficult, though the model's classification as an appreciating classic suggests underlying collector interest despite low current desirability signals.

The single RX-7 FB recorded in our sample averaged 36,173 miles, which sits well within the range typical for preserved examples of this generation. This relatively modest mileage profile aligns with how these cars tend to be used and stored by their custodians.

Liquidity remains constrained, reflecting both the rotary-powered car's niche appeal in today's market and the broader scarcity of FB-generation examples on UK sale. With virtually no stock visible in the secondary market, buyers serious about acquisition may face extended search periods and limited negotiating position.

The collectibility score of 6 places the RX-7 FB squarely in the collectible tier, supported by its cult following and mechanical distinctiveness, though production figures remain unavailable to assess rarity relative to its generation. The combination of appreciating-classic status and low current desirability suggests the market has not yet fully repriced these cars for their design significance.

Forward projections suggest base appreciation of 9.5 percent over three years and 12.8 percent over five years, modest gains that reflect cautious optimism about gradual recognition rather than sudden demand acceleration. Any upward revaluation will likely depend on broader classic-car market sentiment and whether enthusiast appetite for rotary-engined platforms gains momentum.