RE: Driven: Ginetta G40R
Discussion
Really nice. Just what the PH world needs right now with Lotus looking like they will be moving the Elise in a slightly larger / heavier direction.
Opportunities for superlight / more power are plentiful, along with options to add downforce.
Anyone else think this is what the Caterham 21 should have been?
Happy Friday
Steve
Opportunities for superlight / more power are plentiful, along with options to add downforce.
Anyone else think this is what the Caterham 21 should have been?
Happy Friday
Steve
Panel fit on production cars will be spot on. The factory who supply the body molds unfortunately suffered a fire before Xmas so the fit and finish of the body work on the 2 pre production prototypes pictured recently are from splash molds while new molds were made.
This is now complete and production cars will be 'fit'.
Lots of G40R detailed pictures (courtesy of Jakob Ebrey Photography) can be found here:http://www.ginetta.com/mediaGallery
S
This is now complete and production cars will be 'fit'.
Lots of G40R detailed pictures (courtesy of Jakob Ebrey Photography) can be found here:http://www.ginetta.com/mediaGallery
S
Shaynee Taylor said:
Panel fit on production cars will be spot on. The factory who supply the body molds unfortunately suffered a fire before Xmas so the fit and finish of the body work on the 2 pre production prototypes pictured recently are from splash molds while new molds were made.
This is now complete and production cars will be 'fit'.
Lots of G40R detailed pictures (courtesy of Jakob Ebrey Photography) can be found here:http://www.ginetta.com/mediaGallery
S
Excellent and a relief to hear - wishing you guys and this car all the very best as it looks awesome!This is now complete and production cars will be 'fit'.
Lots of G40R detailed pictures (courtesy of Jakob Ebrey Photography) can be found here:http://www.ginetta.com/mediaGallery
S
scz4 said:
Looks stunning... I'd happily own one of these (in Orange). The only problem I have with it, is it looks a lot more special than it'll sound. Would be the complete package with a lightweight V6 or V8 under the bonnet.
I don't know. There's something to be said for appearing to be the underdog by only having a 4 pot. Then steaming past something with a bigger engine. It's the British way.This sweet G40R ride is boss ... FIVE seconds 0-60 and 30MPG is a modern benchmark, perfect... Next add a supercharger, or make it an option, along with ... uh ... ah quality air-conditioner is a must for the coupe.
The CAR LOOKS GREAT...! I wish nothing but wonderful success to men behind this undertaking. Hell I'll buy one... !
The CAR LOOKS GREAT...! I wish nothing but wonderful success to men behind this undertaking. Hell I'll buy one... !
scz4 said:
Looks stunning... I'd happily own one of these (in Orange). The only problem I have with it, is it looks a lot more special than it'll sound. Would be the complete package with a lightweight V6 or V8 under the bonnet.
Same applies to my Elise - you want lightweight, you have to put up with the peasant engine. Goes with the territory.Munter said:
scz4 said:
Looks stunning... I'd happily own one of these (in Orange). The only problem I have with it, is it looks a lot more special than it'll sound. Would be the complete package with a lightweight V6 or V8 under the bonnet.
I don't know. There's something to be said for appearing to be the underdog by only having a 4 pot. Then steaming past something with a bigger engine. It's the British way.Roo said:
Gompo said:
How is the leg room?
It should have the longer reach pedal box in production form I would've thought to solve any issues.Si_man306 said:
Seeing that rear end for the first time is like taking off a supermodels clothes and finding out she's actually a man!
Have to agree on the rear end, looks great from all the other angles, but the backside just doesn't flow like the rest of the design and is butt ugly! Top marks for everything else though.Guffy said:
Si_man306 said:
Seeing that rear end for the first time is like taking off a supermodels clothes and finding out she's actually a man!
Have to agree on the rear end, looks great from all the other angles, but the backside just doesn't flow like the rest of the design and is butt ugly! Top marks for everything else though.i gave this 9/10
the -1 was the back end, the shape is fine but the rear lights dont suit. The rest is perfect.
Still, the first car for a while ive thought i would buy new with hard earned. Might jigsaw out a removable roof panel too.
funnily enough i think the bubble micra's lights out wide would look great in there, save a bit of wiring too, but thats probably just me
Guffy said:
Si_man306 said:
Seeing that rear end for the first time is like taking off a supermodels clothes and finding out she's actually a man!
Have to agree on the rear end, looks great from all the other angles, but the backside just doesn't flow like the rest of the design and is butt ugly! Top marks for everything else though.I do like what I've heard about Ginetta though and the latest model does look good. Shame it costs twice as much.
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