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Ultra-Rare Noble M400 Destroyed in California After It Caught Fire

If you’ve never heard of the Noble M400, you’re not alone. That’s because this is a low-volume car that was designed in England and built in South Africa. However, since these supercars are virtually non-existent, seeing one demolished is truly a sad sight. That’s exactly what happened recently in California as one of these ultra-rare …
GOODWOOD, ENGLAND - JUNE 24: The Vector W8 is displayed at the Goodwood Festival of Speed on the Earl of March's private lawn on June 24, 2007 in Goodwood, England. (Photo by Dave Benett/Getty Images)

A Forgotten American-Made Supercar: The Vector W8

There is just something special to many drivers about having a car that is made here in the United States. It doesn’t matter if you stand on the Dodge side of the fence, or pick Chevrolet or even Ford. There is one big thing that all of these cars have in common, and it is …
A red Brabham BT62R races down a runway

Street-Legal Track Supercars: BAC Mono vs. Brabham BT62R

Becoming a better driver doesn’t require high-dollar performance or track-only vehicles. Especially because purpose-built racers, like the Challenger Drag Pak and Aston Martin’s upcoming superbike, aren’t street-legal. But some supercar makers design their machines to at least pay lip service to on-road civility. One of the more extreme examples is the single-seat British-built BAC Mono. …