Mitsuoka Motor unveils new Orochi car

Mitsuoka Motor unveils new Orochi car

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's Mitsuoka Motor Co. unveils a new car called Orochi (meaning big snake in Japanese) in Tokyo on Oct. 2. The automaker in Toyama Prefecture will accept orders starting Oct. 3 for the two-seater, 3,300-cc car featuring a design depicting a mythical Japanese big snake.

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