The Noble M600 unveils its production model. Will it be the definitive one?

With a short history but steady progress in the world of supercars, Noble Cars has spent several years developing the M600, which finally seems to be coming into the light at the end of the tunnel. Lee Noble has announced the unveiling of the final production model of the M600, which would begin delivering units from April.

The M600 will be a car for three different budget brackets (all three well out of reach for the average person, as expected), since it will come with three distinct power levels. The most powerful, at 650 horsepower, followed by 550 and 450 horsepower. To power the M600 accordingly, it will use a twin-turbo 4.4-litre V8.

The performance figures released rival those of other established heavyweights, such as the Veyron, the Koenigsegg CCX or the Pagani Zonda: under 3 seconds from 0 to 100 km/h and a top speed that will be “well over 360 km/h”, as the company states. The truth is it has enough credentials to overshadow more than one of its rivals (and if not, ask Jeremy Clarkson).

Although the car will be immediately available in Great Britain, it will also be imported to other countries with left-hand drive. And although there is no official announcement about the price, it is expected to cost around 200,000 pounds.

Via | Motor Authority