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There are Ferrari fans and Lamborghini fans. These two automakers are the top-tier Italian sports- and supercar makers, with a no-compromise ethos on performance and flamboyance. But what if you want something a little different, a little more chilled out, laid back and, whisper it, luxurious. Is it a sacrilegious ask? Not if you consider Maserati. They’ve been at this game for decades. They don’t go head-to-head with prancing horses and charging bulls, choosing to blaze their own trail instead, with Grand Tourers (GT cars) such as the GranTurismo. This 2011 Maserati GranTurismo S Coupe is a fine example of what they used to be a mere 11 years ago, and with just 33,100 miles on it, is ready for much more. Take a chance on it!
Maserati styling is distinctive, and you won’t mistake this 2011 Maserati GranTurismo S Coupe as having parentage from anyone else but Maserati. Dressed in a slick black suit of paint, its Pininfarina-penned lines that came straight off Jason Castriota’s pen are perfectly shown off. The silver 20-inch alloys sport the trident at the end of each spoke, another nod to Maserati’s emblem, and a trio of chrome-ringed vents lie just behind each front wheel. Piercing projector headlamps glare at you from the front, and at the rear, a discrete “4.7” badge informs you of the displacement of what lies beneath its long hood. A front nose protector is reported, and will go a long way in protecting it from stone chips. Open the door and the darkness melts away into a red interior that can only be from an Italian car. The GranTurismo is actually a proper four-seater, and offers relatively spacious accommodations as a result. The front seats are electrically adjustable, there’s dual-zone climate control, a touchscreen infotainment system, Bose sound system, multifunction steering wheel with paddle shifters for gear selection, metal pedals with Maserati trident on the brake pedal, and cruise control among other refinements. The classy gauge cluster includes a 200mph speedometer and tachometer red-lined at 7,500rpm, telling you that this car likes to play when prodded.
And play it will if you bury the throttle pedal into the carpet. Under the graceful hood of this 2011 Maserati GranTurismo S Coupe lies a 4.7L V8 engine that’s shared with the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione. Power outputs are 434hp at 7,000rpm and torque is a very healthy 361lb-ft at 4,750rpm. A six-speed Graziano automated manual transmission that’s shared with the Ferrari F430 sends drive to the rear wheels. Figures stand at 4.9 seconds to sixty from rest, and a top speed of 183mph which is very impressive for a 4,000lb GT car. Need we mention the shriek that emanates from the tailpipes as the revs rise? No, you’d best experience that yourself, and it will raise the hairs on the back of your neck each time, and weirdly, you’ll find yourself wanting to hear it again…and again.
When a car is named GranTurismo, or "Grand Tourer," you know it’s going to be special. That’s precisely what Maserati has been offering with the GranTurismo, a model that debuted in 2007 and continues to the present era. This particular 2014 Maserati GranTurismo Sport is a pleasing first-generation example with just 48,400 miles on it and bucketloads of charm. We’re not going to give away any more of its secrets, as you’ll have to read on. But if you’ve been lusting after one of these soulful Italian beauties, get in touch, because we suspect this car won’t hang around for long.
An Italian 2013 convertible powered by a Ferrari engine in an affordable package? Meet the 2013 Maserati GranTurismo Convertible. This exemplary-looking piece of machinery, fused with a lavish tan interior, all Italian designed, boasts a mere 44,500 miles on the odometer. So, savor the open exhaust note as it reverberates from the trees, following your every move, all the better with the soft top down that can effortlessly be lowered in just 24 seconds.
This 2014 Maserati GranTurismo MC Convertible is one of a line of fine Grand Tourers that's been produced by Maserati since 2007. The first generation bowed out in 2019, but 2023 saw a second generation introduced. However, while that uses a turbocharged V6, first-generation examples such as this car retain their soulful, Ferrari-derived, naturally aspirated V8. That's why you'll find this car to be particularly appealing, given its low mileage of just 27,000 miles since it left the factory. Would you like to make this car your own? If so, get in touch with us. In the meantime, here's some tantalizing information about it.
A sports sedan brings about a great many benefits: you have performance that shocks aggressive sports cars. Luxury that rivals the best in the business. And, practicality that ensures everyone in the family is taken care of. Looking around the sports sedan market, the most obvious choice may be to go with something German. And while there are many fine options from that part of Europe, perhaps this lovely 2017 Maserati Ghibli Sport offers just as much performance with. just a bit more Italian style. With a reported 69,800 miles on the clock, this Italian powerhouse is lovingly taken care of. Plus, this example is from the Nerissimo limited edition run, with just 450 examples ever produced.
In recent times, High Performance SUVs have gained immense popularity, attracting a wide range of automakers. Maserati, renowned for their quintessential Italian craftsmanship, boldly joined this trend in 2016 with the release of the Levante. Exemplifying the essence of Maserati, the Levante seamlessly blends traditional design cues with a soulful powerplant, offering a harmonious balance of style and practicality for the entire family. Presented before you is an exceptional specimen of the 2022 Maserati Levante Modena, boasting a mere 20,000 miles on its odometer and an array of desirable options. With such low mileage, this vehicle promises to deliver a thrilling and exhilarating driving experience, reminiscent of its Italian heritage. Why not elevate your premium mid-size SUV experience by turning to the Italians and embracing the elegance and performance that Maserati is renowned for?
The Italian motoring industry is home to brilliance and nothing else. Among all the pizza and automotive perfection lies Maserati, an Italian powerhouse that has mastered the balance between performance and luxury. The 2014 Maserati Quattroporte GTS we have today is a luxury performance machine with just a reported 50,000 miles on the clock and is your weapon to tackle the everyday world and look good doing so.
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