Is it just me...

[scopEDog]

...or is the Noble M14 like the hottest car ever.

http://www.supercars.net/cars/2004@$Noble@$M14x.html

Looks like the brits know a thing or two about building a car ^_^:h34r::D

[dutchcedar]

Aye, that's an awesome ride... B)

Steering wheel's on the wrong side... :rant:

[Duffman]

Looks like a cross between a Enzo and a Galarado.

Id rather have either of the above then some no namer, it looks nice though.

[fillip]

Looks like the brits know a thing or two about building a car ^_^:h34r::D
Yeah, us and the Germans pretty much have it all covered! :p

[mnpctech]

Hot, like the machined side view mirror pedestals

[Knipex]

Steering wheel's on the wrong side... :rant:
Nope whell looks to be on the right side to me (literally and metaphorically)


What odds would you give a self-taught engineer who left school at 16 and decided to build his own production cars? Ok, to be fair, there were 20 years in between - 20 years when Lee Noble developed the engineering skills to build such cars as the Ascari, and the Ultima: both GT racers in their own right but the latter also used as a testbed for McLaren F1 components. But then in 1998, Lee Noble went into partnership with Tony Moy (founder of travel company Page and Moy) with the idea of building a serious production road car.