The Adenine Mist (which seems to be making its way around these days) made its original debut in 1985. Based on the concept that a lightweight sports car could be both economical and fun to drive, Adenine designed the Mist in two versions.
The Base I6 version used the same Inline Designs I6 engine from Adenine’s Valence family sedan, which combined with the use of partial aluminum panels resulted in a class-leading 35mpg. It also offered good comfort, featuring a premium interior and the I6’s famous smoothness. With a 0-60 time of 7.5 seconds and excellent cornering ability, the base version was a solid sports car in its own right.
The Sport V6 version took advantage of the Mist’s light weight and added a 220hp turbocharged V6 to take the performance to new heights. Known for its appearance in the Top Gear Challenge, the Sport V6 accelerated from 0-60 in 5 seconds, cornered like a boss, and still got a respectable 23mpg.
