History

The Rossion Q1 was first conceived when 1G Racing Partners Ian Grunes, Dean Rosen and Ron Rosen set out to create a new alternative to conventional supercars. After many years of success working together in the high-performance car industry providing North Americans with iconic designed muscle cars with Superformance Coupes, MK III, and GT40, the partners set out to explore other avenues of automotive performance to deliver car enthusiasts. Their quest in search of the ultimate driver’s car led to Noble. After experiencing the thrilling drive ability and perfect balance Noble’s cars offered British automotive aficionados, the decision was made to import Noble cars to North America.

In 2003, 1G Racing began offering jaw-dropping performance with the Noble M12 and then the Noble M400 platforms, which wowed the public with a classic commitment to driving by showing what a lightweight, well-balanced, fiercely-powered car could do. In the midst of this success, the search was still on for true driving perfection. In 2006, Ian Grunes and Dean Rosen began development on a completely new car company of their own to pursue this goal. After acquiring the rights to the Noble M400 in February 2007, they set out to design a completely new car fusing the strengths of the M400 with the luxurious appointments that define a supercar.

Rossion Automotive presents the Rossion Q1.

Rossion founders Ian Grunes and Dean Rosen with Supercars Exposed host Tanner Faust