noble m400?

[phillips2024]

was at the food store tonight and saw one. i am not familiar with these at all. anyone know anythin about them? id like to know what hes about if i ever see him on the road again

[phillips2024]

i have some pics of the car, not the one i saw tho...







..im sure its stupid fast, sure looks it

[MrHappy]

http://www.ultimatecarpage.com/frame...hp&carnum=2074

Whoa... yeah, I'd say it's stupid fast.

[smoove7410]

Noble originally was a British kit car. They recently started selling them over here, kit and turn key, through a company that I don't remember the name. They have a V-6, and can be optioned with a twin-turbo that makes them . Seen a few here in LA, and they look pretty good.

http://www.noblecars.com/home.htm

[phillips2024]

soooo i will not be racin him ahahha

when i first saw the car i thought it was a lil rice box bc of the spoiler (it was dark out) and he was parked diagonal takin up like 3 spaces. as i got closer i was like wtf... then i saw noble on the back..

[Eclipsar]

Originally Posted by smoove7410

Noble originally was a British kit car. They recently started selling them over here, kit and turn key, through a company that I don't remember the name. They have a V-6, and can be optioned with a twin-turbo that makes them . Seen a few here in LA, and they look pretty good.

http://www.noblecars.com/home.htm

The Noble was never a kit car, John Noble started out making kit cars then went on to build production cars the Noble.

The Noble still is not as quick as his original designed kit car The Ultima, which now looks even better than the Noble.




Regards
Chris

[artichoke]

Originally Posted by Eclipsar

The Noble was never a kit car, John Noble started out making kit cars then went on to build production cars the Noble.

The Noble still is not as quick as his original designed kit car The Ultima, which now looks even better than the Noble.




Regards
Chris

Is that a one-seater? Is it faster because, as a kit, they don't have to meet EPA and crash standards? How hard was it to build the kit?

I know that for private airplanes, "experimental" planes that you must build yourself can bypass FAA certification and so they are much cheaper than pre-built ones like Cessnas. Is there a similar loophole for kit cars?

[HealeyRick]

Originally Posted by phillips2024

was at the food store tonight and saw one. i am not familiar with these at all. anyone know anythin about them? id like to know what hes about if i ever see him on the road again

Man, what part of Cow Hampshire are you in? First a Ford GT and now a Noble.
Must be that tax-free life is giving everyone some spare change to spend on 4-wheel goodies. Or is it just the big bucks crowd leaving NHIS?

[phillips2024]

Originally Posted by HealeyRick

Man, what part of Cow Hampshire are you in? First a Ford GT and now a Noble.
Must be that tax-free life is giving everyone some spare change to spend on 4-wheel goodies. Or is it just the big bucks crowd leaving NHIS?

haha i live in southern nh, its a very rich area..esp my town, i see exotics all the time

[HealeyRick]

Originally Posted by phillips2024

haha i live in southern nh, its a very rich area..esp my town, i see exotics all the time

Seabrook, huh?