The Japanese are best known for building practical and reliable cars, but every once in awhile they throw the automotive industry a curveball. The Mitsuoka Orochi isn鈥檛 a brand new concept, but it鈥檚 interesting and rare enough to warrant mention on this list.
Though Mitsuoka bills the Orochi as a 鈥渟upercar鈥�, a Toyota V6 producing a relatively mild 233 hp powers it.
That said, it certainly does look the part. The fish-like design is polarizing. Love it or hate it, Mitsuoka promises to deliver "cars with warmth and love鈥� as each example is completely handmade.
If you鈥檙e looking for true Japanese performance, one of Japan's better-known machines such as an old RX-7, Supra, or any era of GT-R might serve you best. But if you want to stand out from the crowd, the Orochi or any other car from Mitsuoka鈥檚 lineup will certainly not come up short on individuality
