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50 Iconic Supercars Of The Automotive World

Vukasin Herbez · 15 min read
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  1. Mitsuoka Orochi

One of the world’s most obscure supercars comes from Japan in the form of the Mitsuoka Orochi. It was a groovy looking two-seater with Lambo doors and a controversial design. Mitsuoka based the Orochi on a Honda NSX platform.

However, they powered it with a Toyota 3.3-liter V6 engine producing 240 HP. That may not sound like a lot, but because the car is light and nimble, the performance is satisfying, to say the least.

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Vukasin Herbez

Vukasin Herbez writes about classic American muscle, Japanese performance icons and landmark Ferraris for Motor Junkie. Vukasin's features explore the history behind the cars that defined each decade.

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