Noble M12 R or something, I wonder who's it is. It's Turbo whatever it is.

 

Looks like a Mustang with a Ricer wing.

 

http://www.seriouswheels.com/top-Noble-M12-GTO-3R.htm

one fast motha shut yo mouth =P

 

Did you give him a door ding for parking next to you?

 

I left him a note and asked if he would like to run it for a lunch.
I'll get him from a roll, hahahahhaah

 

still looks like a riced Mustang

 

WTF is that? some monster garage sh@$..

 

that's my first thought too! from the camera pic!

 

yikes, the 350 looks huge in comparison. Are you actually able to get Nobles in the States, too? Damn canada sucks.

 

Obviously from the pic, yes. From what I recall from watching a special on this car, It's considered a Kit Car here which means it's delivered in pieces. I believe this is the loophole they found to allow this car to be legal here in the States. You just have to find a good shop to put it all together.

 

It does look like a mustang

 

Smoke him bruce...btw you going to the BBQ this weekend?!

 

Looks like you would have a hard time cramming a greased-up annorxic midget in there..

 

It looks like you stumbled across a Noble M12 GTO-3R. This car has the body and chassis built in South Africa by Hi-Tech. Then imported to the US to 1g racing in Ohio. Then fitted with a Roush engineered twin turbo Ford V-6 with a 6 speed Gertrag Transmision.

0-60mph in 3.5 sec
0-100mph in 8.8 sec
quarter mile in 11.9 sec
425 bhp
390 lb ft torque
weight 2320 lbs.
Price: $95,000

Check out the website: www.1gracing.com

 

...and smoking fools that think it's a mustang...priceless.

 

Wow that would be a really good run especially from a roll. My best stats are: and I didn't get eons of time to test like they probably have

0-60mph in 4.3 sec
0-100mph is unknown but 7.9 1/8 @ 92mph I think was my best
quarter mile in 12.1sec 117mph w/ 1.83 or 84 60ft
530 bhp
515 lb ft torque
weight 3360 lbs.
Price: Priceless hahaha

 

These pics do it better justice. I think the car looks pretty sweet, with some nice stats. The original pic that started the post, just doesn't do it justice. I also thought it was riced out stang.

 

The article said that the Noble got those numbers on a hot day in Ohio.