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"  Like a scene right out of a movie, a Japanese company shrunk a Shelby Cobra. A kit-car company from Nagoya, Japan, has introduced the oddest of all replica Cobras, the Baby Cobra. In the photos it looks like a regular Cobra, but in reality, it&amp;#039;s the size of a kei car, you know, those mini cars that are running all over Japan, like the Mitsubishi i, powered by a 660-cc engine. And yep, the Stage 1 Cobra has a 660-cc 80-bhp engine...do you think Carroll Shelby is having nightmares? Well, it gets better with the Stage 2 and Stage 3 versions. Both are powered by a 720-cc engine with the Stage 2 producing 120 bhp and Stage 3 pumping out a &amp;quot;whopping&amp;quot; 160. The car rides on a 81.1-in. wheelbase (the Mazda MX-5 is 91.7 in.) and tips the scales at a lean 1430 lb. (the MX-5 weighs 2447). The car sells in Japan for about $40,000. A bit expensive, but worth the price when you think how many double takes you&amp;#039;ll get driving on U.S. roads.  Related posts:   A Hot Lap of Laguna in a Cobra Cobra&amp;#039;s 50th Anniversary Cobra&amp;#039;s Coil at NHRA Museum  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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