The Noble kicks ass. Too bad it's virtually impossible to buy over here. I ran into one on the street a while back. My car is by no means slow, I've beaten a good number of fast cars pretty easily, but the difference between my car and that Noble was like the difference between my car and a Honda Civic pulling a trailer.
One thing to keep in mind though - money to performance will change depending on where you are. Same with money to quality.
Corvettes cost a shitload more in England than they do in the USA. So do Vipers. Lambos cost more in the USA than they do in Italy. Aston Martins cost more in the USA, etc, etc. Well, after you take into account salary differences, anyway. Furthermore, lots of European cars are virtually impossible to get here - the Vauxhall? Good luck, I haven't seen any of those in North America since 1970.
PS: Several of my friends own Corvettes, across many generations, and I have yet to see one that spends more time on the road than it does in the shop.
One thing to keep in mind though - money to performance will change depending on where you are. Same with money to quality.
Corvettes cost a shitload more in England than they do in the USA. So do Vipers. Lambos cost more in the USA than they do in Italy. Aston Martins cost more in the USA, etc, etc. Well, after you take into account salary differences, anyway. Furthermore, lots of European cars are virtually impossible to get here - the Vauxhall? Good luck, I haven't seen any of those in North America since 1970.
PS: Several of my friends own Corvettes, across many generations, and I have yet to see one that spends more time on the road than it does in the shop.