According to the Japanese outlet, Mazda is developing a new front-engine, rear-wheel-drive sports car, as a potential spiritual successor to the

The Toyota Supra has been around since the 70s, but recent changes at the factory have left its future in doubt. Here's what we know about this fan-favorite.

Mazda, meanwhile, doesn't even make a sports car larger than the MX-5 any more. Both of those things could be changing soon, and a wild new rumor suggests that the related cars will both use the same inline-six engine.

According to a report from Japan's Best Car, Mazda is abandoning its plans to revive the rotary yet again, but without abandoning plans for a sports car that would still be meant to fill the place once occupied by the RX-7.

Rumor has it that Toyota may get the rights to use Mazda's turbocharged gasoline inline-six in the next-gen Supra. According to Japan's automotive publication, BestCar,Mazda is supposedly prepping to use its latest all-new inline-six in its up-and-coming RX successor,