Up for sale is a beautiful 2004 Noble M12GTO3R.

This car is in exceptional condition and has been very well maintained. The car is a lovely Mallory Green with a tan and black two-tone leather interior. This is a fully loaded car with air conditioning/alarm and immobilizer/10 CD MP3 compatable CD changer/and built in radar detection system. Powering this beast is a 3.0 liter twin-turbocharged V6 mounted to a 6 speed gearbox. This is a one owner car with only 7913 miles. The car is available for purchase at $79,900.




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For more information or specifications on Noble cars please visit www.1GRacing.com, or call us at 866-612-6625! Transportation can be furnished from Greater Cincinnati International Airport.

 

Wow... nice!

 

These things are just awesome. They look even better in person. I had the pleasure of driving a M400 last year in Hamilton (where 1g is located), and all I have to say is, "Wow!!!"

 

Wow sick color combo.. I had a chance to trade for a grey gto 04, i didnt do it, dont know why Goodluck with the sale.

 

I *heart* nobles

 

Got a ride in one at the track 2 years ago. Performance was good, but quality was pure kit car.

 

Interior definitely not up to par to, say, a Porsche, but it's a lot better than most track cars, which is where the Noble belongs in my mind--a street legal track car.

 

You got that right. Spot on.

 

In my opinon it does not belong on the street - Keep it for the track!

 

I totally agree with that, especially when you have windows that don't roll all the way down However, it is a car that you can drive, and not tow, to the track.

 

You can do much better than that if you want a car just for the track and at a much cheaper cost.

 

What have you in mind?

 

E30/E36 M3 built up, GT3 for a little more, older porsche's, just about any car can be turned into a track car, i feel thats a great deal for how well balanced it is and as fast as it is

 

If the car will never see street usage for you then I would just get a Radical Sr4 1500. But if you want a street/track car the noble is hard to beat.

 

For the same price and use that you guys are talking about, with similar performance, you can get a GT3. When you factor in quality, serviceability (especially parts), resale liquidity, insurability, etc, 9 out of 10 people would buy a GT3 over the Noble. It's also challenging to get it registered in a lot of places. But the Noble is a unique car with capable performance, so there are buyers for it.

I've been for a ride in one on track at speed and it really killed the glowing image that the magazines paint. Lusting after a car is one thing, living with it is something completely different. This is one I didn't want to take home.