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Everyone seemed to hate the V6 Mustang, but Ginetta has taken that 3.7-litre Ford V6 and worked some serious magic with it in the G55 GT4 racing car. Mike Fernie takes to the Grand Prix circuit at Silverstone to see what's what. The car Mike is driving is specifically the Ginetta GT Academy car, which is priced at £62,500; that's pretty excellent value for a track day car! And if you have £119,000 you could find yourself in the full GT4 car, ready for a trip to the Nürburgring 24 Hours... Follow us: https://twitter.com/drivetribe https://facebook.com/drivetribe Check out our store: https://teespring.com/stores/drivetribe Subscribe to the DRIVETRIBE YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/D_TRBsubs
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