The Ginetta G31 was the last addition to the G26 family of Ford based kit sports cars, launched by Ginetta in 1986. It combined the short chassis and notchback body of the G28 with the wedge shaped front section and pop up headlights of the G26, and like the G28 it is a two seater or 2+2. Because the flat front section excludes six cylinder engines, it usually carried four cylinder Ford Pinto engines. The kit was priced at 3,018 pounds at launch, and by 1992 Ginetta had sold 66 or 67 kits depending on the source, which made it the second best seller of the family after the G26.
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it usually has four-cylinder engines of the Ford Pinto series
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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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