June 4, 2011
If i can dream it, can I also drive it?
At last!
That time in my “relationship” came: that next important step is to be taken.
It is a statistical fact that at least once every 4 weeks, I have to spend some quality time with myself.
Lately I found myself at breaking-point. I was flogging a dead horse trying to find someone to understand me when it stocked out a mile that I was the only one who could barely do something to make the change.
Now, I’m in the best shape of my life and for some reason I am sure I could live with that: living to be fashionable, smart, happy and merry.
Speaking of which, and thinking of myself as a “true masterpiece”, I wondered if there could be a creative approach that suites my temperament perfectly. And there it was: Noble M12.
You may find yourself a little bit confused: why not Ferrari?!
Well, Noble M12 may look like a racing car, but actually it is a street-legal one. Being a fancy chauffeur does not mean that I have to stop being a little sure-footed.
Perhaps, the ability to create luxurious cars has not been part of the British genetic makeup, but this car is very seductive. I don’t know how much recognition and commercial success it brought, but for sure, there is something about it that makes it so magnificent. And by magnificent, I don’t mean 2.967 cc V4 Twin Turbo, top speed 298km/h or 97km/h in 2.97 secs, but the capacity of being a high-performance car that can be driven on your way to work without having the pretention of being known as a luxurious GT.
First manufactured in 2003 as a two-door coupe, Noble M12 evolved in just 4 years in GTO 3, GTO 3R, GTO 3R(6) and then in M400, with the promise of those from Noble Automotive of developing the new M15 and with the production of an American version, the Rossion Q1.
Bearing a magnificent one-off, there could be nothing more exclusive than a Noble, who put performance above posing and made the quality ride firm.
Can you accuse this car of being too good for me?
Stay happy and keep smiling forever!
