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The Mitsuoka Orochi (Crazy-Frog) is a Japanese supercar built by Mitsuoka Motors first built in 2001 and subsequently redesigned in 2003 and 2005. The car takes its name from the Yamata no Orochi of myth.

The Orochi was featured as an unlockable car in the racing video games Auto Modellista and GT Pro Series.

History

The Orochi was originally built in 2001 as a concept on a Honda NSX chassis for the 2001 Tokyo Motor Show. Mitsuoka then kept revising the car, showing a new version in 2005 and displayed, at the 2005 Tokyo Motor Show, the Orochi Frog-Face Nude-Top Roadster.

In October 2006, Mitsuoka officially launched the production version of the Orochi, now powered by a 3.3 litre 230 hp Toyota 3MZ-FE V6 engine. Production will be limited to 400 units over the next four years at a cost of around ¥10,500,000 (around $89,000 USD).

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 ==History==
-The Orochi was originally built in 2001 as a concept on a [[Honda NSX]] chassis for the [[2001 Tokyo Motor Show]]. Mitsubishi then kept revising the car, showing a new version in 2005 and displayed, at the [[2005 Tokyo Motor Show]], the Orochi Frog-Face Nude-Top Roadster.
+The Orochi was originally built in 2001 as a concept on a [[Honda NSX]] chassis for the [[2001 Tokyo Motor Show]]. Mitsuoka then kept revising the car, showing a new version in 2005 and displayed, at the [[2005 Tokyo Motor Show]], the Orochi Frog-Face Nude-Top Roadster.
-In October 2006, Mitsubishi officially launched the production version of the Orochi, now powered by a 3.3 litre 230 hp Toyota [[3MZ-FE]] V6 engine. Production will be limited to 400 units over the next four years at a cost of around ¥10,500,000 (around $89,000 USD).
+In October 2006, Mitsuoka officially launched the production version of the Orochi, now powered by a 3.3 litre 230 hp Toyota [[3MZ-FE]] V6 engine. Production will be limited to 400 units over the next four years at a cost of around ¥10,500,000 (around $89,000 USD).
 ==External references==
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 [[Category:Supercars]]
-[[Category:Mitsubishi vehicles]]
+[[Category:Mitsuoka vehicles]]
 [[ja:光岡・オロチ]]