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When I got mine, I was only going to keep it for a year and then move onto something else, that was over 4 years ago and I still cant make myself do it.
As long as you dont expect it to be as reliable as a standard production car, and can afford to run it ( always buy a warrenty) you will love it. Friend of mine had a clio V6 (who has just bought a Noble last week funnily enough), great car, but the noble is in a different league performance and handling wise.
Also asking on the Noble forum if you should buy one, I am guessing no one will be saying "no dont get one, they are crap".
As long as you dont expect it to be as reliable as a standard production car, and can afford to run it ( always buy a warrenty) you will love it. Friend of mine had a clio V6 (who has just bought a Noble last week funnily enough), great car, but the noble is in a different league performance and handling wise.
Also asking on the Noble forum if you should buy one, I am guessing no one will be saying "no dont get one, they are crap".

Thanks for the write up! I have to admit the whole 'how much did you spend doing that car up mate' question to get a bit boring as well, that was the main reason I sold it. I notice there is an M3 in your pictures, do you have any experience of them? That was on my shortlist as well!
Andyboy said:
Thanks for the write up! I have to admit the whole 'how much did you spend doing that car up mate' question to get a bit boring as well, that was the main reason I sold it. I notice there is an M3 in your pictures, do you have any experience of them? That was on my shortlist as well!
Only M3 worth considering is the CSL IMO. Couple of ex Noble owners have them. Very capable, and 4 seats and a boot, but Joe public will still think it is just a M3, or in Nathan's case a 318i

Edited by alex s on Saturday 19th July 12:59
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