Rocketbunny Pandem turns the Suzuki Twin into a mini R32

In Japan, at the Tokyo Auto Salon, Rocketbunny Pandem unveiled an unusual build. The 2003 Suzuki Twin serves as the base, now wearing the exterior cues of a Nissan Skyline R32. Technically, it remains a kei car; the changes focus squarely on styling.

The team dubbed the project Radical Custom Body Swap. The car is visually widened and fitted with a deep front spoiler, a sizeable rear wing, a sport exhaust, and a roll cage. Its proportions are purposefully exaggerated—short and tall—setting it apart from a true Skyline. Despite the sedan-like tail, the model keeps the Suzuki Twin’s opening rear glass.

The visual reference point was the Nissan Skyline R32 in GT-R form, though the model also existed as more restrained sedans in its day. The Rocketbunny project isn’t chasing a one-to-one copy; it’s aimed at demonstrating what creative tuning can do with a cult nameplate.

Unsurprisingly, the show car became one of the event’s most talked-about exhibits, blending nostalgia, humor, and an offbeat aesthetic—exactly the kind of build that stops you on a crowded show floor.