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==Models== | ==Models== | ||
*[[Mitsuoka 204]] | |||
*[[Mitsuoka Orochi]] | *[[Mitsuoka Orochi]] | ||
*[[Mitsuoka Viewt]] | *[[Mitsuoka Viewt]] | ||
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| 2012 Current Models |
| Supercar |
| Orochi |
| Limousine |
| Galue S50 |
| Full-Size Luxury Car |
| Galue |
| Mid-Size Luxury Car |
| Nouera 6-02 |
| Compact Luxury Car |
| Galue 204 |
| Sub-Compact Luxury Car |
| Viewt |
| Ultra-Compact Car |
| Microcar |
Mitsuoka Motors is a small Japanese automobile company which builds modern Japanese cars to resemble British vehicles of the 1950s and 1960s. It is primarily a coach-builder, taking production cars like the Nissan Micra and replacing the bodywork with its own custom designs. It has also produced a concept supercar, the Orochi.
Models
- Mitsuoka 204
- Mitsuoka Orochi
- Mitsuoka Viewt
- Mitsuoka Ryoga
- Mitsuoka Galue I & II
- Mitsuoka Ray
- Mitsuoka Nouera
- Mitsuoka Le-Seyde
- Mitsuoka Yuga
- Mitsuoka Zero 1
- Mitsuoka Classic Type F
