Japanese sports cars of the '90s revolutionized the automotive world, offering high performance, reliability, and affordability that left European rivals in the dust. Models like the Honda NSX, with ...

Each company will keep developing its own “signature” powertrain, including boxer (Subaru), in-line four (Toyota), and rotary (Mazda ... offering “unique engines and cars”.

Mazda is developing a rotary EV concept. And Subaru is making a next-generation ... abandon development of gas-burning engines to focus on fully electric cars. A global slow down in the growth ...

Mazda will use electrified rotary engines, while Toyota and Subaru will develop four-cylinder ... emissions-free engines for future performance cars.

In fact, it seemed like the only issue with the car was its much-maligned engine — something Subaru and Toyota seem ... Swap in a 13B rotary engine out of an RX-7. Okay, fine.

Each automaker will lean on its individual strengths – Mazda, for example, is focusing on rotary engine technology for hybrid setups, while Subaru is developing an electrified version of its ...

Sadly, the only remaining rotary in a vehicle other than a concept car doesn't even power its wheels, being the one-rotor range extender in the Mazda MX-30. These engines certainly have the ...

The flat-4 engine is most commonly associated with Subaru and Porsche vehicles ... high-performance vehicles and sports cars. Mazda has been a pioneer in rotary engine technology, producing ...