G50 - Stunning

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justinbaker

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1,339 posts

255 months

Sunday 12th April 2009
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All - I was lucky enough to see a G50 in the flesh at Silverstone Saturday's practice. Got up close to this machine, and thought how spectacular it looked.

I was reading an article just the day before about the G50, but didn't realise how lovely the lines were.

Top stuff indeed. So they do a road version? How much (not that I could afford one). Someone did suggest they copy Mr Mellings idea of a raffle. I would try £20 worth of luck!

RacingPete

8,964 posts

211 months

Tuesday 21st April 2009
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They are still messing about with the road version, last time I looked they were at pre-production version 3 or something similar. I agree it is a lovely car but whether it will make it to actual road version I am not too sure as they are concentrating their effort on the race cars.

Though saying this Lawrence had the electric version of the G50 at Oulton Park a week ago and it seemed pretty good so maybe that is the route to market they will go with.

I am going to email them now and find out what is happening with road versions etc. I will let you know.

blueg33

38,497 posts

231 months

Tuesday 21st April 2009
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I want one, electric or petrol, I will volunteer as a long term test driver...say 10 years or so!

jpf

1,314 posts

283 months

Tuesday 21st April 2009
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Make the road car.

Was it designed for worldwide distribution? IF not, fatal flaw and keep it in the race department.

Realistically, any car made anywhere should be engineered for a gloabl economy.

What about the bigger V6 or V8 G12?

blueg33

38,497 posts

231 months

Tuesday 21st April 2009
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jpf said:
Make the road car.

Was it designed for worldwide distribution? IF not, fatal flaw and keep it in the race department.

Realistically, any car made anywhere should be engineered for a gloabl economy.

What about the bigger V6 or V8 G12?
Ginetta no longer own the rights to the G12.

I can understand it if they are cautious launching a new sports car in a recession where lending is tight.