The Noble M12 GTO-3R features a Duratec 3.0-liter V6 motor, a twin-exit exhaust system, a Garrett turbocharger, and much more. It also has 352 bhp push power at 6200 rpm. - European Car Magazine ...

The Noble M12 is imported by 1G Racing and is available in all its glory for a maximum price of about $67,000. The Auto Prophet got a ride in one after the Woodward Dream Cruise and has posted on ...

With work is continuing on the successor to the M12 and M400, Noble Automotive has apparently decided to get a quick cash infusion by selling manufacturing rights to those outgoing models to its ...

British car magazines rave about the Noble M12. It regularly wins their sports-car comparisons and handling tests and has been known to outpace a Porsche 911 GT3 and a Ferrari Challenge Stradale ...

Noble M12 GTO-3R Graham Bell samples the latest evolution of the M12. By Graham Bell / . Monday, 12 January 2004 / Loading comments ...

Noble Automotive has sold the U.S. manufacturing rights for the Noble M12 and M400 only variant to its U.S. importer, Hamilton, Ohio-based 1g racing.; Under the terms, 1g is allowed to modify the ...

This car got so hot, the aluminum literally disappeared. Rust, warped metal, failed electronics - everything screams “scrap it.” But just when we were ready to give up, a last-minute idea gave this ...

Then this 2005 Noble M12 GTO-3R could be just the thing for you. Nobles are very rare vehicles – and rarer than hen’s teeth in the United States.

In social classes, nobility implies privilege, and those of noble lineage are considered the holders of power. Today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe Noble M12 is powerful, and would likely be a ...

Noble may no longer be building its M12 supercar but existing owners have an opportunity to bring the new car feel back into their lives thanks to a new convertible conversion kit. The kit was ...

The M12 evolved through the GTO-3, GTO-3R and M400 in 2004, the latter taking the Noble beyond 400hp. The 'big Elise' is on sale at a Lotus dealer Given the GTO-3 arrived in 2003, it's actually ...