Noble M12

The Noble M12 is a British mid-engine sports car created by Lee Noble. It was designed to be a lightweight, high-performance machine that prioritized driver feedback over comfort. Power comes from a twin-turbocharged Ford Duratec V6, initially producing 310 horsepower in the GTO and later 352 horsepower in the GTO-3 and GTO-3R. The car's steel space frame and fiberglass body kept weight down to around 2,400 pounds, resulting in blistering acceleration and cornering.

Collectors appreciate the M12 for its raw, analog driving experience, something that's increasingly rare. It's a true track weapon for the road, offering supercar performance for a fraction of the cost of its Italian contemporaries. Its rarity, especially in the US where they were imported as component cars, adds to its appeal. The market is small but dedicated, with buyers seeking one of the purest performance cars of the early 2000s.

With an average sale price under $50,000, the M12 represents a significant performance bargain. The market has remained relatively stable, with 19 sales recorded in recent years. Prices are primarily driven by condition, mileage, and specific variant, with the more refined GTO-3R models often commanding a premium.

Based on 19 sales, prices range from $32,750 to $67,000, with an average of $48,308.