Noble
Noble Automotive is the British low-volume specialist founded by engineer Lee Noble, whose track-focused M12 line — culminating in the M400 of 2004–2007 — matched supercar performance to a 400 bhp-per-tonne target with no ABS and no traction control. Manufacture of the M12 series was outsourced to Hi-Tech Automotive of South Africa, with US cars sold in component form; the range was later succeeded by the M600. Small production and analogue-supercar credentials keep the M400 in particular on collector radar.
Noble M12 (GTO, GTO-3 & GTO-3R)
Analogue British mid-engined sports car — twin-turbo Ford Duratec V6 over a steel spaceframe.
Noble M400
The track-focused pinnacle of the M12 line — 400 bhp-per-tonne, no ABS, no traction control.
Noble M600
One of the last pure analogue supercars — three-mode 450/550/650 hp twin-turbo V8 and a Graziano manual transaxle.