Leopard Roadster?
Ding ding ding! Congrats, this is it, the Polish LS-powered fancy retro toy:
Your turn!
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I must say I am a bit curious if the side indicator is from a first gen Volvo 70 seriesā¦ 
I wouldnāt be surprised! The whole thing was financed by a Swedish businessman, so maybe there are more Swedish connections too. Well, aside from the fact that one of those cars has been (maybe still is?) owned by the king of Sweden (Iāve considered using it as a hint).
Also, fun fact: the Polish Wikipedia presents the brand as Swedish more or less, the Swedish Wikipedia descibes it as Polish 
Once you said āEastern Blocā I just googled āPolish Roadsterā and there we go.
Anyway, new car.
I looked up the plate, but no luck, it belongs to a 1991 Lotus Elan, sold new in Sweden, so it has appearantly only been borrowed for this car. 
Mitsuoka Buddy?
ding ding!
After the previous one, why not something simpler.
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Hint #1: Sold only with a single 4-cylinder engine option.
Fiat Abarth 124 spider?
Nope, sorry!
This car is sold almost unchanged under multiple brands from two continents.
Subaru BR-Z?
No and I fixed the wording to clarify
Hint #3: This car shares a name with another car brandās chassis code.
Thatās one of the most unique hints I can recall I think
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Hint #4: The brand was originally founded as a 2-wheeler brand, not a car brand.
Come on guys hint #5: Design and production happen on two different continents.
Well my analysis of just the first two hints and the image led me to think that this canāt be any car that I remember the existence of, soā¦ any new hints donāt narrow down the search for me, but instead just add info about a car that, as per my knowledge, doesnāt exist
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Maybe give us a different picture, cause this one aint it. Ive looked at so many vehicles on the road and the internet and i cant find SHIT. Iāll tell you what tho, you picked a good one 
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