Not only have they announced the Mini Coupe and Paceman coming into production soon, we’ve now also got word on how the chaps at Noble will do the same for their M600 in April.

In case you missed it, we’ve covered the Noble M600 quite a few times before when we first got word of a raft of spyshots of it.

The 2011 Noble M600 also came to our attention when it was finally launched just a couple of days ago.

In case you’re a casual petrolhead at this point you may be wondering why all the excitement for a British car (mostly known for being rubbish) and I’d like to ask you to please allow me to explain.

You see, the M600 is so named because it has quite the horsepower figure.

Even though the 4.4 liter V8 unit is outsourced from Volvo, Noble turbocharged and tuned it up to such an extent that it develops 620 horsepower and 602 lb-ft of torque

Given this sort of grunt, and a weight of just 2.756 lbs the stats are seriously impressive.

In giving you the short list, going from a standstill to 60 mph takes just 3 seconds and the top speed goes all the way up to 225mph.

Great performance and one of the best chassis out there is what’s motivating me to take an interest in the 2011 Noble M600.

And so should you, especially since it enters production in April. I will admit however that the €200.000 price tag is quite relevant on how much bang you get for your buck.

More exactly, the British supercar delivers great performance as it is fitted with a 4.4-liter V8 unit able to develop 620 horsepower and 850 Nm of torque, enough power to achieve the sprint from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3 seconds.

The top speed is also impressive, 360 km/h, all these great figures being also available thanks to the carbon fiber lightweight construction which weighs just 1200 kilograms. According to the manufacturer there will be two other power versions of the same propeller, developing 450 and 550 horses.

When it comes to the price, we can’t tell you the exact one as they decided to keep the mystery on this but we assume that the new M600 will cost around €200,000.

Even the car isn’t equipped with some popular features like climatronic, without satellite navigation, no ABS or ESP systems are available for Noble’s supercar. Shortcomings that many seem unthinkable for a car of the 21st century, but for fans of super-sports car is nothing. Otherwise, the Noble M600 won’t be here.

Or, at least, not in this version. And this would be really a great loss for humanity. And for Top Gear and Jeremy Clarkson also, who had the opportunity to test this exclusive supercar. The Noble M600 supercar model impresses with its dynamic qualities, which outperforms those of rivals.

Noble M600 develops 650 hp and 840 Nm obtained from a aggregate V8 turbocharged 4.4-liter with Volvo origin, manual gearbox with six reports is available, acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 3 seconds and 362 km/h is the top speed of this supercar, all nicely packed and marketed for 225,000 Euro. This is the Noble M600.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEtR9kQ9dQc

The British automaker was caught testing the car in two separate occasions.

The vehicle was created by the small company in order to compete with supercars. The powerful Volvo V8 engine can develop no less than 600 horse power, which is quite an incredible performance from any supercar. The Noble M600 was not created for its looks, but for its performance. The company is just finishing the final details. The car looks a lot like the M14, but this is not a bad thing. Many of M14s flaws have been corrected and the Noble M600 will definitely have more success.

The release date is not yet published, but it will happen somewhere at the beginning of 2009.