Entering the late 1980s, Mazda’s RX-7 FC3S embodied Japan’s mastery of lightweight engineering and rotary performance. Influenced by European grand tourers of the era yet distinctly Japanese at heart, the FC3S combined sharp lines with the unconventional brilliance of the 13B rotary engine—cementing its place as one of the defining sports cars of its generation.

This particular example is a 1989 Mazda RX-7 FC3S, presented in timeless black and offered as an unregistered unit—an increasingly rare find for enthusiasts seeking originality and exclusivity. Its exterior is enhanced with period-correct upgrades: an RE Amemiya front bumper and spoiler lend motorsport-inspired aggression, while TE37 OG wheels and Ganador mirrors echo the golden era of Japanese tuning culture.

At the rear, an aftermarket exhaust complements the 13B turbocharged rotary engine—delivering the raw soundtrack and spirited performance that made the RX-7 legendary.

Now celebrated as one of the most iconic Japanese sports cars, the FC3S represents a golden chapter in rotary history. With its authentic upgrades and rare unregistered status, this is a unique opportunity to acquire a piece of JDM heritage—ready to be enjoyed or preserved as a collectible for years to come.