Ginetta G33
The G33 represented Ginetta's attempt to move upmarket from kit cars to a serious road-going sports car. Using Ford's reliable 2.9L V6 in a lightweight fiberglass body, the G33 achieved impressive performance with 0-60 mph in under 6 seconds. The distinctive wedge-shaped styling and comprehensive standard equipment positioned it against TVR and Lotus. However, Ginetta's financial difficulties meant only 37 examples were completed before production ceased in 1992.
Extreme rarity means few come to market. Ford mechanicals are well-supported. Check space-frame for corrosion and fiberglass for stress cracks. Ginetta-specific parts are difficult to source. Values reflect rarity and performance potential.
Built from 1990-1992 in very limited numbers due to financial constraints. The G33 used Ford Scorpio 2.9L V6 mechanicals in a purpose-designed fiberglass body on a steel space-frame chassis. Ginetta went into receivership shortly after G33 production began.