Lee Noble, the old founder of Noble Automotive, has released the first teaser images of his new supercar which is created in connection with Fenix Automotive. The new two-seater car will be revealed in a couple of months time, where it will then go on sale during the second half of this year. The lightweight supercar will come with the option of two different engines,...

Lee Noble will create attempt to recreate the spirit of his original Noble M12. The new supercar will go on sale next year under the newly formed Fenix brand. Noble told autocar that the successor will cost £70,000, and it will be a “track-focused” car. The engine is expected to be a large V8 unit with over 400bhp of power which uses a six-speed...

Lee Noble, the man with the supercar plan, has revealed that the does indeed have plans for a new closed-roof, mid-engined two-seater for the 2010 year. The new Noble-created-car will have around 650bhp (485kW) with a price tag of less than £100,000 (R1,199,618.09, according to today’s exchange rate. Noble left the Noble company in 2006, where he is now...

We recently revealed the Noble M600 where the only images available were in low quality. However, we have now come across the real-deal pictures that allow everyone to see what the Noble M600 is really about. The M600 will make its debut at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show, where it will feature a 4.4-litre Volvo powered V8 engine with two turbochargers. The power...

The first images of the new Noble M600 for 2010 has been released. Along with the images came some news about the supercar which started that there will be a twin-turbocharged 4.4-litre Volvo V8 engine. The M600 will feature 650-horsepower with a 0-100km/h time of 3.0-seconds and a 0-160km/h time of 6.5 seconds. Although the engine is a Volvo unit, these figures...

The latest M600 Noble has been caught testing, where the latest images reveal a black model taking a few laps on a track. The new Noble should feature a carbon fibre shell with a six-speed manual gearbox. There will be a top speed of about 320km/h and also the minimal gadgetry and aids for old school driving. There will only be 50 units build per year, and power is expected...