Arash Farboud Gts 2003
Released in 2003 as a concept car at Autosport International. This pre production car was released in 2003 with a power output of 620bhp from a V6 twin turbo engine.
Three cars were built before the design was sold to Farbio Sports Cars and production started in 2007 with the car sold as the Farbio GTS. Following the merging of Farbio with Ginetta, the GTS was further developed as the Ginetta F400.
3 GTS examples were produced before the concept and designs were sold to a third party. The original Farboud prototypes are currently on display at our production facility.
The Farboud GTS came about though a chance encounter between Arash Farboud - the creator - and Chris Marsh, Marsh designed and produced the Invicta S1 and ran Marcos for 11 years. The factory where the Farboud GTS is produced is located in Dyrham near Bath, England.
The Farboud GTS is available with either a naturally aspirated 3.0L V6 making 275 bhp or a supercharged 3.0L V6 putting out 375 bhp.
The GTS has undergone wind tunnel testing at MIRA to ensure aerodynamic efficiency and the body is constructed from a lightweight carbon fiber composite.
The chassis of the GTS consists of a steel frame work with an aluminium and steel centre tub incorporating an integrated safety cage.
The interior of the Farboud GTS is Spartan and race inspired, however air conditioning and a CD player come as standard. Leather upholstered seats are an option.
Specification
- 2.8 ltr V6 twin turbo
- 6 speed manual gearbox
- Carbon body
- Steel & aluminium honeycomb chassis