Ginetta F400

The Ginetta F400 was a sports car produced by the British car manufacturer Ginetta Cars. It began as the Farboud GT, conceived in 2002 by Arash Motor Company, which became the Farbio GTS launched in 2007 by Farbio Sports Cars, the maker whose rights Ginetta acquired in March 2010. Ginetta changed very little, adding a new supercharger to the Ford V6 engine so that it made 306 kilowatts with a six speed manual gearbox, and offering leather trim, power steering, air conditioning, forged 19 inch wheels and many bespoke options. The claimed 0 to 97 kilometres per hour time of 3.7 seconds and 298 kilometres per hour top speed were never tested. It was sold in limited numbers at 95,000 pounds until production halted in 2010, and it was redeveloped and relaunched at the end of 2011 as the Ginetta G60.