Model From to Usual power plant:  Appearance:  Further details:  Factory price when new: £  Production
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G32
'89   Ford 1.6l CVH Bosch K-Jetrononic Mid-engined 2-seater sports coupé The G32 concept began life as the G25 prototype, but evolved into a 'turn-key' production car, fully type-approved, which was never made in kit-form. High production costs meant the G32 was expensive to build, and production was stopped shortly after the Walkletts sold the company. 14487 115
               
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G32 convertible
'90   Ford 1.6l CVH Bosch K-Jetrononic Mid-engined 2-seater sports convertible Convertible looks nice with the hood down (don't they all) but less elegant when 'hooded'. Engine bay access severely limited too and side reinforcements make cockpit entry/egress more awkward than on the coupé. 15700  
               
G32 Turbo '90   Ford 1.6l CVH Bosch KE-Jetrononic RS1600 Turbo Mid-engined 2-seater sports coupé Conceived as the 'performance' model, the turbo installation near the driver's kidneys, meant that high engine bay temperatures were a concern. Although not produced for general sale a |single factory version was made as a prototype, and two 'aftermarket conversions'. These cars are still around, but cooling of the turbo is a critical issue. 15700 1 (+2)
               
G32 1.9 '90   Ford 1.9l CVH Bosch K-Jetrononic Mid-engined 2-seater sports coupé Produced as a high performance version when Turbo model proved impractical, the engine was produced by Specialised Engines of Essex using a Brazilian CVH block and 'Stage 2' CVH head with high lift cam. Performance improvements mainly in more torque. 16455  
               
G32 CVH Efi '91 0 Ford 1.6l CVH Ford Efi Mid-engined 2-seater sports coupé Late in the production run, a few CVH-engined models were sold with Ford's own Efi system. This particular model, (and I suspect, the Zetec-engined cars) were never 'homologated' as the original version was, so may prove difficult to obtain such papers for. ?? ??
               
G32 Zetec '91 0 Ford Zetec 1.8l Mid-engined 2-seater sports coupé Towards the end of the G32 production run,  the engine the car was originally designed for became available (at last) from Ford. Not many versions of this car were made, and all were for export to an agent in the Far East (Singapore). At least one has been resurrected. Meanwhile, in the UK, a number of G32 CVH cars have been 'upgraded' to Zetec power. ?? ??