This picture of the Noble M600 is just awesome as it is, but there's more to the story as it's going to be available to people outside of Britain (just not in America).
This picture of the Noble M600 is just awesome as it is, but there's more to the story as it's going to be available to people outside of Britain (just not in America).
I went to see Noble at Geneva as I was curious how things work at Leicester's best. They had a Carbon Sport and a "normal" M600 on display, and I just couldn't stop looking at that engine bay. The positioning of that twin-charged 650 HP Yamaha V8 is day one at supercar school.
If you think about it, it's pretty clear that they don't make supercars for the hardcore fanatics. What the companies responsible for creating our dreamcars have in mind today are Chinese millionaires, Russian playboys, and some emission, noise and pedestrian safety regulations. Maybe some retired dentists as well.
Tucked away amongst the magazine publishers and insurance providers at the Paris Motor Show is a stand for Autoglym, a company that makes waxes and polishes for cars.
Name something with better power-to-weight than a Bugatti Veyron and has a Missile Switch? That's the 2,600-pound, 650-hp Noble M600
After this week's Top Gear
With a Volvo-based 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8, the Noble M600
Spottings of the Zubaz-inspired-camo-wearing Noble M600
British sports car manufacturer Noble has been delighting the auto-loving parts of our brain with its lightweight and delightfully powerful supercars since 1999, and they've just revealed an image — albeit camouflaged like a Ted Nugent-owned Lamborghini — of their next offering, the Noble M600. The M600 is expected to…