Discussion
Continued...
"Which kit is that then?"
"Did you build it yourself?"
"Has that got a ford engine?" [yes] "Yeah, I thought it would - did you consider a Rover V8?"
"Pah, it's a poor-mans McLaren!" [actualy quite complementary, in some ways]
"50 how much!!! You're kidding, right?"
"Yeah, you can tell it's a kit - look at the interior - he's skimped it a bit."
It seems that very few people know what it is, but they don't associate it with an expensive brand (clearly) which they probably might with a Zonda. The styling (which I personally like) demonstrably brings "kit car" to the mind of your average Joe Soap - and that's not something I like.
Frankly, if I spend 50k+ on a car then I want people to think "gosh, he's spent 50k+ on that car". Sure, I want the exclusivity and there is a good argument about having your cake and eating it, but the balance doesn't seem to be there with Noble.
Discuss.
"Which kit is that then?"
"Did you build it yourself?"
"Has that got a ford engine?" [yes] "Yeah, I thought it would - did you consider a Rover V8?"
"Pah, it's a poor-mans McLaren!" [actualy quite complementary, in some ways]
"50 how much!!! You're kidding, right?"
"Yeah, you can tell it's a kit - look at the interior - he's skimped it a bit."
It seems that very few people know what it is, but they don't associate it with an expensive brand (clearly) which they probably might with a Zonda. The styling (which I personally like) demonstrably brings "kit car" to the mind of your average Joe Soap - and that's not something I like.
Frankly, if I spend 50k+ on a car then I want people to think "gosh, he's spent 50k+ on that car". Sure, I want the exclusivity and there is a good argument about having your cake and eating it, but the balance doesn't seem to be there with Noble.
Discuss.
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