Its a Fadal, a 14 year old one at that. you can have a tech survey it, probably won't tell you much. Fadal's are sold for mostly one reason... They weren't maintained, which leads to lack of position and it can't take a cut.
Which means you are out a few hundred dollars and a few days bringing that sucker back to new.
Fadal's do break, they probably break more than most good Japanese machines, BUT.. they are cheap and easy to fix. I've found they break a lot less when ham fisted monkey's aren't crashing them all the time.
A Fadal is what it is. Its the Fisher-Price of machine tools, its not a rocket, tool changes are so slow you will consider suicide. Rapids aren't crazy, though modestly respectable. They are dead stupid simple, it does not take a rocket scientist to keep them running. Parts are everywhere(and cheap compared to a lot of machines), as is support, pretty much the same machine from the 80's up into the 2000's.
They can be very accurate and pretty damn rigid.... When maintained, which is really not a big deal and its cheap to bring them back to snuff.
A Fadal is what it is. Its a low cost commodity machine.
I like 'em because I can fix 'em. They break, they break a lot less when showered with 'love' (and code that doesn't crash them). A '98 should have a 15hp continuous spindle, 22.5k at 5 minutes, and the machine can take that kind of cut(IF MAINTAINED). 8k rpm continuous, 10k for 30 minutes, a bit over $3k to put in a 12k rpm spindle.
They can be insanely accurate when tuned properly, which is really easy to do, though it may take a bit of time.
Dollars to doughnuts.. I don't think you can beat them for getting into the mid-low-end side of the machining game at a low price with a reliable, easy to fix, well supported, mostly accurate, fairly rigid machine.
I think they're good stuff. I bought an entire Fadal for less than we spent at my old shop for a Mazak spindle... and I loved that machine, but the $13k spindle, not something I really needed to worry about out on my own, a $3k spindle, I can live with that.