No Really, this is a Mitsubishi Eclipse Spider and it's Powered by a Subaru Turbo Boxer!
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No Really, this is a Mitsubishi Eclipse Spider and it's Powered by a Subaru Turbo Boxer!



Don't let the Nissan 350Z snout and the Infiniti G35 Coupe (JDM Nissan Skyline V35) rear end design fool you; the glitzy painted roadster model you're gawking at is in fact a JDM Mitsubishi Eclipse Spider - possibly a third generation model. But before you try to digest all that info let us quickly add that Paint Star's Tokyo Auto Salon project car also hides a Subaru-sourced 2.0-liter turbocharged flat-four engine under its 350Z-shaped hood. See the rest of the photos in our image gallery after the break.

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