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| With a stock power to weight ratio of 400 hp per ton, the Noble M400 is good for 0-60 mph in 3.2 seconds and an 11.4-second quarter at 120 mph—impressive stats for a stock, six-year old car for just under a hundred grand. And to further enhance the track-thrashing experience, the Ford Duratec 3.0 engine is mated to a Getrag six-speed transmission, and propels the rear wheels through an automatic torque-biasing Quaife differential. |
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| Photo courtesy Chazz Hobson You may have noticed this beast sitting behind the Noble. The C6 Corvette runs a supercharger from ProCharger, the well-known supercharging outfit based out of Lenexa, Kansas, just 10 minutes away. It needs those drag radials you see because it's boosted to a frightening 950 whp! |
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| A variety of sexy Nissan 370Zs is always pleasing to the eye. |
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| Ready to take on the Midwest weekend is a pack of FR-S Scions. |
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| Now this would be an interesting line up at the light. Chevy vs. Godzilla vs. Ford vs. Maranello vs Bavaria (that's a silver M6), all with 6-, 8-, 10- and even 12-cylinder engines that fall between 400-500 bhp. Where would you place your bet? |
