2006 Maserati Gran Sport Mc Victory on 2040-cars
Locust Valley, New York, United States
If you have any questions feel free to email me at: coraliemothershead@gmx.com . Selling my 2006 MC Victory which is #121 of 180 produced. Mint condition, only 24,500 miles. Always garage kept,
2nd owner. All records and maintenance by Wide World Ferrari /Maserati in Spring Valley NY. (purchased new there
also). Exterior color is called Blue Victory, the interior is a selection of blue leathers and Alacantra trim,
which covers the upper dashboard, door panels, steering wheel and the center sections of the carbon fiber racing
seats. Engine is 4.2 Liter DOHC 32-Valve V8 with 6 speed Sequential transmission (paddle shifters on steering wheel
with a push button to switch to automatic if desired). The professional upgrades on this car are the "Drive by Wire
Enhancement Module Kit (Formula Dynamics, $1500 upgrade, which dramatically improves clutch wear as well as shift
speed and throttle use) High Power ECM Performance Chip (Formula Dynamics, $2000 upgrade) which adds horsepower and
torque as well as throttle response) "Tubi Exhaust" (X-Host $3500 upgrade adding horsepower, torque and creating an
unbelievable, uncomparable sound) AM/FM/CD with 6 CD changer in trunk. Car is extremely clean, very fast and sounds
awesome. Please feel free to ask any questions.
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