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Noble M12 reborn in the USA

Since acquiring the rights to the M12 and M400, 1G Racing has restyled elements of the bodywork, particularly the nose and tail, creating the car it calls the Rossion Q1.

The Q1 is sold as a component car in the US, where it is priced at $69,000 (around £33,000) without drivetrain, and $90,700 (£43,500) with a slightly uprated, 450bhp version of the twin-turbo V6.

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Under the terms of the deal with Noble, the Rossion can be sold in the US and Europe but not in the UK.

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