Even with the NA SR20DE, the TommyKaira ZZ must be amazing to drive. I remember having endless laps of fun with it in Gran Turismo PSP. With 690kg for ~190hp, it felt completely massless in the narrow streets of Citta di Aria and Costa di Amalfi and in the technical Motorland course! We're missing cars like these! 💗 Mitsuokas are true works of art given the fact that their creators try very hard to combine these strange coach builds with the existing production bodies. No matter how strange they might look, they're truly fantastic! 💗
I always thought that the ZZ had a certain resemblance to an Elise, although the Elise was released later on. Interesting that they wanted to build it in Norfolk - what a coincidence
![[ENG CC] Two seater battle - Integra R, Tommy Kaira ZZ, Boxter, BMW Z3, MX-5 Tsukuba 1997](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/GrP5dv9k7MU/mqdefault.jpg)
Even with the NA SR20DE, the TommyKaira ZZ must be amazing to drive. I remember having endless laps of fun with it in Gran Turismo PSP. With 690kg for ~190hp, it felt completely massless in the narrow streets of Citta di Aria and Costa di Amalfi and in the technical Motorland course! We're missing cars like these! 💗
Mitsuokas are true works of art given the fact that their creators try very hard to combine these strange coach builds with the existing production bodies. No matter how strange they might look, they're truly fantastic! 💗
I always thought that the ZZ had a certain resemblance to an Elise, although the Elise was released later on. Interesting that they wanted to build it in Norfolk - what a coincidence
Wasn't a coincidence, Norfolk was the land of the lightweight racecar. The chassis was made by a former Lola and Lotus supplier for instance
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The dashboard isn't even a third as bad then I thought it would be...
a porschee elisu and a katerhama! 😂
just joking, i know these came earlier