Noble M12 GTO

The Noble M12 GTO was built in Leicestershire as a lightweight, driver-focused alternative to the established supercars of its day. It has no driver aids to speak of, a five-speed manual gearbox and a tuned, twin-turbocharged Ford Duratec V6 behind the cabin. This example is quoted at 320 bhp. The page puts the weight at just over a tonne, which gives a power-to-weight ratio of more than 310 bhp per tonne.

This car is a 2002 example with about 30,000 miles from new. It is said to have come from a collection near Brands Hatch, where its racing-enthusiast owner kept it in a storage garage. Inside, it has a quilted headlining, a chamois-covered steel roll cage and a Sony radio/CD player.

It has a full service history backed by a file of invoices. New belts, tyres, fluids and filters have been fitted. The car is sold with its private registration, NOB61X.