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The Mazda RX-8 was never factory-fitted with a roof rack, and its distinctive frameless door design and curved roofline mean it has no roof rails or standard mounting points for one — so you won't find a genuine used OEM roof rack from a breaker for this car. Aftermarket universal or adhesive-mount racks exist from third-party suppliers, but these are not dismantler parts and won't be found on Findapart. If you're looking to carry extra luggage, you may actually want to search for a roof bar kit or boot spoiler, or consider whether a tow-bar-mounted carrier better suits your needs.
It's highly unlikely to be a genuine factory part, as Mazda never offered the RX-8 with OEM roof rails or a roof rack in any trim level or model year. What you may be looking at is a mislabelled aftermarket universal bar set, or occasionally a listing error — it's worth contacting the breaker directly to clarify exactly what they have and how it mounts. Don't purchase on the assumption it's a like-for-like replacement for a factory fitment, because that factory fitment simply didn't exist.
No RX-8 variant came with factory roof rails; the roofline is a clean, unbroken curve with no provision for rail mounts, which rules out standard clamp-on roof bars as well. All RX-8s sold in the UK shared this same body structure regardless of trim — R3, PZ, or standard — so trim level makes no difference here. If you need roof-mounted carrying capacity, an aftermarket solution designed for bare roofs (such as a suction-cup or adhesive-mounted bar system) would be the route to explore outside of a dismantler.
This question doesn't apply in practice, because no version of the RX-8 — either the pre-facelift cars from 2003 to 2008 or the facelifted models from 2009 to 2012 — was ever produced with a factory roof rack. There is therefore no used OEM roof rack from either generation to source from a breaker, and no cross-generation fitment question to answer. If you have a specific carrying need, a breaker may be able to help with other genuine RX-8 accessories, but a roof rack is not among them.
Because the RX-8 has no factory roof rails or rack provision, most owners look to tow-bar-mounted cycle carriers or boot-lid-mounted strap carriers instead — neither of which requires a dismantler part specific to the RX-8. If the car doesn't already have a tow bar, a tow bar and electrics would be the genuine breaker parts worth searching for on Findapart. For roof-mounted solutions, you'd need to approach an aftermarket accessory retailer rather than a used-parts marketplace.