Mazda isn't telling us much about the updated rotary sports car, except to say that it has a freshened design, better acceleration, handling and quality. We take this to mean that the two-rotor Renesis isn't going to be either replaced with a three-rotor or turbocharged and with a new model due in 2010, it's not surprising. Actually, we don't think that one will change powerplants either. If Mazda does put the three-rotor into a production car, it would likely be something based off the supercar concept also being revealed in Detroit. With no photos of the new RX-8 available yet, we provide you with the current version with which to feast your eyes.
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