The Ariel Nomad ... a relatively soft, comfort-biased, road-suitable setting. Experiencing it off-road will wait for another day: Siebert-Saunders casually mentions that Nomad 2 has been ...

Power comes from a 2.4-liter four-cylinder ... 0-60 takes around 3.5 seconds and a top speed of 136mph are standard for the car. Central to the Nomad is the recognisable Ariel perimeter space ...

Like the Ariel ... going soft, though, because Catchpole has to yell just to be heard over the wind noise and the Honda-sourced 2.4-liter four-cylinder growling at the back. Sadly, this Nomad ...

Ariel has revealed its much-anticipated ... Chief engineer Jim McKechnie said the Nomad 2 keeps its predecessor’s remarkably soft and absorbent ride on rough roads but can negotiate them even ...

For some people, the journey is way more important than the destination. We’re guessing that’s the ethos of anyone who invests in the new Ariel Nomad 2, an ultra-light ‘go-anywhere sports car’ that’s ...

The naturally aspirated four-cylinder over the back axle is a 2.4-litre ... to stop you pushing on any further. Ariel used CAD technology to design the Nomad, taking inspiration from the Atom ...