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For fans of unconventional JDM cars, the Mitsuoka Le-Seyde ranks among the strangest of the bunch. Despite its vintage-inspired styling that evokes the 1930s, the car was actually built in the early 1990s using a Nissan Silvia S13 as its foundation.
That combination of retro looks and relatively modern underpinnings is exactly what makes the Le-Seyde so intriguing. It offers the visual drama of a classic without the headaches of genuinely ancient mechanicals, appealing to collectors who appreciate the quirkier corners of the automotive world.
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