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There are coachbuilders and coachbuilders. And then there's Mitsuoka, a Japanese company that believes in bettering a vehicle's appearance by collecting styling bits from here and there. Memorable creations include the Mazda MX-5-based Himiko Roadster, the Ford Mustang-based Galue Convertible and last but not least, how can we not forget the fish-faced Orochi...
- Awkward Just Got Stranger With The Mitsuoka Orochi Evangelion Edition
Mitsuoka as a brand is typical Japanese oddity but translated into cars. Their idea of a sports car is the Orochi, a two-seater that would probably get you noticed more than a new Ferrari would. It was supposed to be taken out of production this year,...
- Mitsuoka Launches Third Generation Of Its Retro-fused Viewt
For the past two decades, Mitsuoka, a Japanese company that specializes in the creation of eccentric designs, has been offering the Viewt, which is a small sedan model based on the Nissan March (also known as the Micra) that looks like a shrunken Jaguar...
- It Came From Japan: Ferrari F40 Stretch Limousine
Pop quiz, hot shot; what’s better than a replica Ferrari F40? If you said an actual Ferrari F40, then you are dead wrong. The correct answer is a replica Ferrari F40 limousine. Fortunately (for us), such things actually exist. So where would one...
- Mitsuoka Announces New Special Edition Version Of Its Mazda Mx-5-based Himiko Roadster
Japan's most notorious replica maker, Mitsuoka, has just released another special edition version of its Mazda MX-5-based Himiko roadster. This time, Mitsuoka has crafted a rag-top variant of the Himico Classic Edition, which was available up until...
- Maserati Quattroporte Limo: Too Much Of A Stretch...
These days it seems like no vehicle is safe from the procrustean-bed of limousine companies - not even the Maserati Quattroporte which in normal form is one of the most stylish sports sedans money can buy. The same can't be said for its 10-passenger...
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Mitsuoka Updates Galue Limousine, Based on Nissan Teana
There are coachbuilders and coachbuilders. And then there's Mitsuoka, a Japanese company that believes in bettering a vehicle's appearance by collecting styling bits from here and there. Memorable creations include the Mazda MX-5-based Himiko Roadster, the Ford Mustang-based Galue Convertible and last but not least, how can we not forget the fish-faced Orochi...
In its latest venture, the Japanese coachbuilder has updated the design of its Galue Limousine, a four-door sedan built on the newest version of the JDM Nissan Teana sedan (see here).
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- Awkward Just Got Stranger With The Mitsuoka Orochi Evangelion Edition
Mitsuoka as a brand is typical Japanese oddity but translated into cars. Their idea of a sports car is the Orochi, a two-seater that would probably get you noticed more than a new Ferrari would. It was supposed to be taken out of production this year,...
- Mitsuoka Launches Third Generation Of Its Retro-fused Viewt
For the past two decades, Mitsuoka, a Japanese company that specializes in the creation of eccentric designs, has been offering the Viewt, which is a small sedan model based on the Nissan March (also known as the Micra) that looks like a shrunken Jaguar...
- It Came From Japan: Ferrari F40 Stretch Limousine
Pop quiz, hot shot; what’s better than a replica Ferrari F40? If you said an actual Ferrari F40, then you are dead wrong. The correct answer is a replica Ferrari F40 limousine. Fortunately (for us), such things actually exist. So where would one...
- Mitsuoka Announces New Special Edition Version Of Its Mazda Mx-5-based Himiko Roadster
Japan's most notorious replica maker, Mitsuoka, has just released another special edition version of its Mazda MX-5-based Himiko roadster. This time, Mitsuoka has crafted a rag-top variant of the Himico Classic Edition, which was available up until...
- Maserati Quattroporte Limo: Too Much Of A Stretch...
These days it seems like no vehicle is safe from the procrustean-bed of limousine companies - not even the Maserati Quattroporte which in normal form is one of the most stylish sports sedans money can buy. The same can't be said for its 10-passenger...