The Ginetta G32 1.9 was the higher-performance version of the Ginetta G32, the mid-engined coupe and convertible that looked something like the Toyota MR2. According to the Ginetta Owners Club it was offered from 1990 as an upgrade to the standard car, and the Ginetta Owners Club of Switzerland adds that it was produced as a high performance version when the Turbo proved impractical. The engine was a Ford 1.9 litre CVH with Bosch K-Jetronic fuel injection, modified from the CVH unit, and the Swiss club says it was produced by Specialised Engines of Essex. The club gives prices at launch of 14600 pounds for the coupe and 16205 pounds for the convertible, while the Swiss club lists 16455 pounds. Production is not counted separately but is included with the 1.6 litre cars.
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EngineFord 1.9 litre CVH Bosch K-Jetrononic, engine modified from CVH engine 1 Connections
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Model - G32 1.9
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Ginetta was founded in 1958 by four Walklett brothers (Bob, Ivor, Trevers and Douglas) in Woodbridge, Suffolk.
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1. G32 1.9 (Ginetta Owners Club)
Model page, introduction
Offered from 1990 as an upgrade to the standard car.
Model page, power plant
Power plant - Ford 1.9 litre CVH Bosch K-Jetrononic, engine modified from CVH engine
Model page, appearance, convertible
Appearance - Mid engined coupe/convertible (Similar to MR2 look-alike)
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Model - G32 1.9
Derived From: Ginetta G32, Model page, further details
Offered from 1990 as an upgrade to the standard car.
View the Source2. Ginetta Owners Club of Switzerland: Ginetta G32 - 1.9 Litre
Ginetta Owners Club of SwitzerlandSpecifications, yearQuote, Specifications, year
Year 1990
View the Source Ginetta Owners Club: History and Timeline (Ginetta Owners Club)
Ginetta Owners ClubHistory, foundingQuote, History, founding
Ginetta was founded in 1958 by four Walklett brothers (Bob, Ivor, Trevers and Douglas) in Woodbridge, Suffolk.
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