Though there isn’t a single high-volume British car company that’s still British-owned left, the cottage industry of kit and limited-production car builders in Ol’ Blighty is still fairly healthy. One such independent marque is Noble. Started by Lee Noble (who has since left to form his own company and design a new supercar) with the M12 in 2001, the company has since gone on to produce a series of boutique trackburners powered by emboldened versions of engines found in otherwise vanilla extract-spiked automobiles such as the Ford Contour (Mondeo to John Q. Rest-of-the-world).
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