The Ginetta G20 was a light racing car that appeared in 2001 and gradually replaced the similar G27. It competed in the single make Ginetta Championship and about 200 were built. It was cheaper and easier to build than the G27 because it lacked the doors and other items a street legal car requires. Ginetta replaced it with the G40 race car in 2010, which took over its place in the Ginetta Junior series. The G20 name was also used for a projected single seat Formula 1 racer with a BRM V12 engine, and was considered for a V6 powered road car discussed in the 1970s, but neither of those was the car described here.
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Ginetta Cars Limited is a British specialist builder of racing and sports cars based in Garforth, Leeds, West Yorkshire.
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Appearing in 2001 the G20 was a light racing car
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about 200 examples were built
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Models produced by Ginetta include the following:
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Ginetta Cars Limited is a British specialist builder of racing and sports cars based in Garforth, Leeds, West Yorkshire.
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Appearing in 2001 the G20 was a light racing car
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Appearing in 2001 the G20 was a light racing car
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