Ginetta History:
Ginetta Cars Limited was formed by four Walklett brothers in 1958 having had a lot of interest in motor racing. Sequentially, the company produced predominantly race or road/race cars. Ginetta, have gone on to achieve great things; Marcos, TVR and especially Lotus. The early models were very much specials, creating rudimentary chassis’s for standard Ford mechanical components which, whilst performing rather better in a Ginetta frame than a Ford chassis, still lacked that certain something that instantly attracts sports car enthusiasts to the right machinery. For Ginetta this happy reaction occurred instantly in the wake of their G4 model which was unveiled at the Racing Car Show in 1961. Whilst the G2 and G3 models had been aimed at the enthusiast who wished to build his or her own car to achieve economical and enjoyable transport, the G4 was aimed squarely at the club racer who wanted a cost effective weekday road car and a weekend racer. Success with the G4 prompted designer Ivor Walklett to ever more ambitious designs and further success with the Imp powered G15 and the Chrysler 1725 powered G21 amply demonstrated that the G4 was no fluke. Both cars underwent full type approval testing and were available as kits or factory built cars. As well as road going sports cars, the Company produced single seaters. The G8 and G9 formula 3 cars were great designs but manufacturing difficulties led to the projects being shelved. In the eighties, Ginetta returned to the kit car market first with an updated G4 model now designated G27 for which enthusiasm had never waned and later with a range of sports saloons designated G26 to G31 using Ford Cortina and Sierra components utilizing both 4-cylinder and V6 engines. Three of the founding Walklett brothers retired in 1989 while Ivor remained until 1992. Today the Company is owned by Lawrence Tomlinson.

Ginetta Overview:
Ginetta Cars was formed in 1958.They were the four Walklett brothers consisting of Bob, Ivor, Trevers and Douglas. They were based in Woodbridge, Suffolk, England. It was originally formed for those who love sports cars on the road. To date, the company has maintained the principle of producing innovative, capable and above all, affordable sports cars.

Other Ginetta Details:
Ginetta under the leadership of Lawrence Tomlinson currently produces several models of its Cars. Popular models include; G50, G20, G20 Junior, and G20 GTR. With G20 Tryout can have a competitive rallying at an affordable price. It is a Coupe bodied sports car. It has a detachable in lightweight fibre-glass body. It has a Jig formed tubular steel chassis with full integral approved roll cage. The G20 junior is specifically built for the Play station Junior Championship for drivers aged 14 to 16.The G20 is specifically built for the G20 "Senior" Ginetta racing Championship - the single most popular one make racing series in Britain that has expanded into Europe. The Ginetta G50 is a championship car specifically built for the Gineta G50 Championship, a one make Championship that will begin in 2008 and for GT4 racing as well. Its engine is a -mid mounted Ford 3.5 litre V6 delivering 300 bhp.