2005 Maserati Spyder Cambiocorsa Convertible 2-door 4.2l on 2040-cars
South Gate, California, United States
HI THERE I HAVE UP FOR SALE A 2005 MASERATI M138 SPYDER CONVERTIBLE. THIS WAS WAS PURCHASED FROM AN INSURANCE AUCTION WITH MINOR REAR END DAMAGE AS SO CAN SEE IN PICTURES PROVIDED. IT HAS A CALIFORNIA SALVAGE TITLE. THIS IS THE SPYDER CAMBIOCORSA WITH A GIUGIARO DESIGN. THE ONLY PARTS CHANGED ON THIS MASERATI WAS A REAR BUMPER AND AN EXHAUST. THIS MASERATI HAS A BEAUTIFUL RED EXTERIOR WITH A TWO TONE TAN LEATHER INTERIOR. IT HAS AN EXTREMLY LOW 29435 ORIGINAL MILES. THIS MASERATI IS FULLY LOADED WITH NAVIGATION, POWER WINDOWS AND A 6 DISC CD CHANGER. KELLY BLUE BOOK ON THIS CAR IS OVER $45,000. GET THIS CONVERTIBLE FOR ALMOST HALF PRICE. BID WITH CONFIDENCE AND YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED. PLEASE CHECK ALL MY FEEDBACKS. CALL MIKE AT (818) 970-5661 FOR ADDITIONAL INFO |
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2014 Maserati Quattroporte [w/video]
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The sixth-generation Maserati Quattroporte is big - and not just because it's 6.5 inches longer than before with a wheelbase that stretches 4.3 inches beyond its predecessor. The new Quattroporte is big also because it's a huge deal both for its segment and for Maserati. Just as FoMoCo is finally chucking $1 billion at Lincoln MoCo, so too is Fiat investing 1.2 billion euros ($1.55 billion at the time this writing) in Maser's future hopes of achieving the larger success we all have wished for it. And after a thorough drive over the intensely challenging mountain roads of France's Mediterranean coast, we can't deny that there's finally reason to put some faith in this long overdue investment.
The much-applauded outgoing Quattroporte enjoyed a reputation of being among the very fastest executive sedans of its day, all while delivering the sportiest overall ride and handling, even in base trims. Yet there was constant corporate-level dysfunction that kept all Maseratis from getting important upgrades or receiving much-needed investment support. So, the outgoing Quattroporte has up until now sort of languished nobly, largely resting on the laurels it earned when it launched way back in 2003.
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Mon, 18 Aug 2014Motor Tend technical director Frank Markus owns a 1967 Maserati Ghibli, bought back in the early 2000s when "they could be had for Camry money" - now Hagerty values them anywhere from $63,000 to $107,000. The grand tourer designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro outsold the more powerful and less expensive Ferrari 365 Daytona, and the more powerful and more expensive Lamborghini Miura.
Carlos Lago, host of the magazine's Ignition video series, figures it's because of the Ghibli's long-haul comfort and the tractability of its 4.7-liter V8 with 330-horsepower and 330 pound-feet accessed with a five-speed manual, even though he cites the powertrain and suspension as being behind the times.
There's no arguing about the Ghibli's sound, though. You can get several ears-full of it, as well as Lagos' and Markus' thoughts on the car, in the video above.
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While those extra inches would seemingly pay dividends in interior roominess and storage space, those are not exactly the most important attributes in the segment, which values proper proportions and proper driving feel over all else. All of this is why it comes as little surprise that Maserati is working on a smaller version of its two-door sports car platform when the next generation is ready in roughly three years.
According to Motor Trend and echoing rumors we've heard in the past, the smaller model will be known as the Gran Sport while a larger model will still be called GranTurismo in coupe form and GranCabrio in convertible guise. We're told, again, to expect Maserati's new 404-horsepower supercharged V6 engine as standard, while the V8 would still be a possible option.