The Ginetta G28 was the second version of the G26 family of Ford based kit sports cars from Ginetta, presented in 1986. Its chassis is 191 millimetres shorter than the G26 and has a correspondingly shorter wheelbase, and instead of a five seat hatchback it is a pure two seater or 2+2, with a notchback tail, shorter rear side windows and a less wedge shaped nose. It reused the doors and windscreen of the Ford Fiesta, took broad headlights from the Vauxhall Astra Mk 2, and its higher bonnet line made room for larger six cylinder Ford Cologne 2.8 litre or Essex 3.0 litre V engines. It cost 3,055 pounds uncompleted and was the least common car of the family, with only six kits sold before the line ended in 1992.
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designed, developed, and manufactured by British company Ginetta
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Ginetta G28
The G28 presented in 1986
Ginetta G28, engine class
the six-cylinder V-engines of the Ford Cologne series (2.8 liters displacement) or the Essex series (3.0 liters)
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which were produced until 1992
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designed, developed, and manufactured by British company Ginetta
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are a series of two-door sports cars
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are a series of two-door sports cars
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Six G28 and fourteen G30 were finished
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