9. Mitsuoka Orochi
One of the world`s most obscure supercars comes from Japan in the form of the Mitsuoka Orochi. It is a groovy-looking two-seater with Lambo doors and a controversial design. The Mitsuoka company was famous for building restomod cars based on regular models. But in 2006, they decided to enter the supercar market with the highly exclusive Orochi. Mitsuoka named it after a mythical Japanese dragon with eight heads, which influenced the design of the car.
They based the Orochi on the Honda NSX platform, but powered it with a Toyota 3.3-liter V6 engine with 240 HP. The horsepower may not sound like much, but in a car so light and nimble, the performance is satisfying. They never intended to sell the Orochi outside of Japan or in some selected Asian markets, especially not in America. This is because they only produced the car in a right-hand configuration and Mitsuoka is not interested in foreign buyers.