Ginetta G32

The Ginetta G32 was a mid engined two seater sports car built by British car manufacturer Ginetta Cars from 1989 to 1992 and designed by Ivor Walklett, with which Ginetta re-entered the complete car business. It was offered as a coupe and as a convertible, was 3.76 metres long and 1.65 metres wide, and used a spaceframe chassis of square tubes under a fibreglass bodyshell. It borrowed many Ford parts, including much of the interior and the doors from the Ford Fiesta, and a front suspension that is the rear suspension of the Ford Escort turned through 180 degrees. The 1.6 litre Ford engine made 81 kilowatts and the 1.9 litre version 99 kilowatts. A total of 115 were produced, and it was the first Ginetta car with a catalytic converter.