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How much is a Mazda RX-7 worth today? The answer depends first on generation, trim, condition and the kind of price figure being quoted. The available reference points range from Hagerty’s $12,667 condition-rated guide for a 1987 FC to CLASSIC.COM’s $40,758 benchmark for an FD base model and $56,050 for FD R1/R2 variants. These are not directly comparable valuations, so use them as orientation—not as a guaranteed offer for a particular car.
RX-7 values at a glance
The RX-7 spans three generations: SA22/first generation (1979–1985), FC (1986–1992) and FD (1992–2002), according to CLASSIC.COM. Values vary substantially within each generation, and the figures below use different valuation methods.
| Reference point | Value | What the figure represents |
|---|---|---|
| 1987 RX-7 (FC) | $12,667 | Hagerty #3 Good condition guide, July 2026; low figure $7,767. Hagerty’s 1987 RX-7 valuation page |
| 1986–1992 RX-7s | $18,900 average sale price | Hagerty’s displayed 12-month data, based on 32 sales on its July 2026 page. This is a generation-wide sales average, not a condition-specific estimate. Hagerty’s 1987 RX-7 valuation page |
| FD base model | $40,758 | CLASSIC.COM Market Benchmark for the US/Canada base variant, accessed October 8, 2026. CLASSIC.COM FD model page |
| FD R1/R2 | $56,050 | CLASSIC.COM Market Benchmark, accessed October 8, 2026. CLASSIC.COM FD R1/R2 page |
| 1991 RX-7 convertible | $11,567 | Hagerty #3 Good condition estimate, October 2026; low figure $6,533. Hagerty’s 1991 convertible valuation page |
| RX-7, all generations | $27,648 average sale price | CLASSIC.COM dynamic database figure, accessed October 8, 2026; the page does not state a publication year. CLASSIC.COM RX-7 market page |
These numbers answer different questions. Hagerty’s figures are condition-rated guides or estimates, while CLASSIC.COM’s FD figures are market benchmarks. A recorded-sale average reflects cars that actually sold in the dataset; it does not set the price of an individual RX-7.
How much is an FC-generation RX-7 worth?
For a 1987 FC, Hagerty’s July 2026 guide puts a #3 Good example at $12,667, with a low figure of $7,767. Hagerty’s page also reports a $18,900 average sale price across its displayed 1986–1992 data, based on 32 sales in the preceding 12 months, with $605,400 in total sales volume. That broader average includes different years, body styles, mileage and models, so it should not be treated as the expected value of every FC.
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Completed sales illustrate the spread. On Hagerty’s page, a 1987 coupe with 153,700 miles sold for $12,600 on December 29, 2025. A 1988 Turbo coupe with 18,000 miles sold for $39,638 on September 12, 2026. Those are individual outcomes, not price guarantees; their model, mileage and configuration differ.
Convertible values are a separate comparison
Hagerty’s October 2026 estimate for a 1991 RX-7 convertible in #3 Good condition is $11,567, with a low figure of $6,533. The page also displays a $20,999 completed sale for a 1991 convertible on March 29, 2026. The estimate is for that specific year and body style; it is not a proxy for all 1991 RX-7s.
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How much is an FD RX-7 worth?
CLASSIC.COM’s FD base-model Market Benchmark is $40,758, accessed October 8, 2026. The page describes the US/Canada base variant as available for 1993–1995 and specifies a 1.3-liter 13B twin-turbo engine. CLASSIC.COM cautions that the value of a particular car depends on factors including condition.
FD trim makes a considerable difference in the same CLASSIC.COM benchmark snapshot, accessed October 8, 2026:
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| FD variant | Market Benchmark |
|---|---|
| Base | $40,758 |
| Touring | $43,697 |
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| R1/R2 | $56,050 |
| Spirit R | $58,755 |
These are snapshot benchmarks rather than guaranteed transaction prices. They also describe different variants and may reflect markets beyond the US/Canada base-model availability noted on the page; do not assume each trim is available or priced the same in every country.
R1/R2 sales show why a benchmark is not a promise
CLASSIC.COM reports a $59,295 average recorded sale price for FD R1/R2 cars, alongside the $56,050 benchmark. Its recorded-sale range runs from $27,777 on July 28, 2024, to $148,000 on June 9, 2023. The record is an outlier, not a typical R1/R2 value. CLASSIC.COM describes R1/R2 as driver-focused 1993–1995 variants and notes model-year and equipment differences.
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Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.Why RX-7 prices vary so much
- Generation and model year: SA22/first-generation, FC and FD cars belong to distinct eras, and the generations do not share a single value range.
- Trim and body style: Turbo, base, convertible and special FD variants are not interchangeable comparisons. The FD benchmarks listed by CLASSIC.COM vary by trim.
- Condition and mileage: A condition-rated guide provides a different basis from a broad sales average. The FC sales shown by Hagerty range from a high-mileage coupe to a low-mileage Turbo, with very different outcomes.
- Originality and documented identity: Modifications can affect what a car is comparable to, while factory trim should be verified rather than inferred from appearance.
- Valuation method and date: A guide, benchmark, completed sale and all-generation average are distinct measures. Dynamic databases and valuation guides can change, so note when the number was accessed or published.
How to estimate a specific RX-7’s value
- Identify the generation and year. Start with SA22/first generation (1979–1985), FC (1986–1992) or FD (1992–2002), then confirm the exact model year and market.
- Confirm trim and body style. Separate base, Turbo, convertible and special variants. For an FD R1/R2, confirm factory identity and equipment rather than relying on badges or appearance.
- Compare condition and mileage. Match the car to examples with similar condition and mileage; do not compare a condition-rated estimate directly with a mixed-condition sales average without stating the difference.
- Account for originality and modifications. Record changes and documentation, then compare with cars of similar specification rather than assuming a modified example shares a stock trim’s benchmark.
- Label the price evidence. Say whether a quoted figure is a guide, benchmark, average, asking price or completed sale, and give its date and source.
What the record sale does—and does not—mean
CLASSIC.COM reports a top recorded RX-7 sale of $148,000 on June 9, 2023, and an all-model average recorded sale price of $27,648 on its page accessed October 8, 2026. The high sale is historical and not an estimate of what an ordinary RX-7 is worth. The average is a moving database figure, not a current quote for a particular generation or trim.
The available figures do not establish a reliable first-generation RX-7 benchmark, so a specific SA22-era car needs a like-for-like appraisal based on its year, configuration and condition rather than an assumed value derived from FC or FD data.
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