The founder of Noble supercars is working on a track-focused sports car powered by a Ford V-6.
being developed by none other than Lee Noble, the founder of British supercar marque Noble.
According to Noble, there's still a lot of work to be done, including finalizing the chassis, which features a monocoque central structure and steel sub-frames. It also features double-wishbone suspension with three-way adjustable dampers, and Wilwood brakes with six-piston calipers all 'round.The plan is to further develop the chassis so that it can be used with various body styles. The first completed chassis with a body attached is due to start testing in the next few weeks.
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