Orochi

Mitsuoka Motor is a small Japanese automobile company. It is primarily a coachbuilder, taking production cars like the Nissan Micra and replacing the bodywork with its own custom designs. It has a also produced a concept  supercar, the Orochi. The Orochi was build in 2001, and redesigned in 2003 and 2005. They've release it  again this year.　Orochi was named for  Yamatano Orochi, an eight-headed snake or dragon from Japanese folklore. Besides the Orochi, Mitsuoka builds other unique cars,  like the Micro, the Zero-one, and kit car you have to build by youself.

Vodafone was struggling in Japanese market. Actually our image of Vodafone was one of "can't get through" and "uncool". In March, SoftBank purchased Vodafone.  Eventlly  all shop, ads, logo and even the name of Vodafone disappeared and everything became SoftBank  overnight  on Octoer 1st. They have released 13 models and they have 53 colors of phones. Since I am working at a joint venture with SoftBank Telecom , the associate company of SoftBank, and my Docomo FOMA can't connect well because of anntena problems. I will change my service to SontBank. Like I wrote before, I really hate to type on the cell, so that I want this one.

Comments

To me, Le-Seyde is the best looking but has too high a price. Which would Mari-san choose?

[Mike]

Hey, The zero-one looks a lot like a Caterham.

http://www.caterham.co.uk/showroom/index.htm