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Stunning Exotic 2003 Maserati Cambiocorsa Gt M128 on 2040-cars

US $25,500.00
Year:2003 Mileage:26100
Location:

Carrollton, Texas, United States

Carrollton, Texas, United States
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STUNNING 2003 MASERATI CAMBIOCORSA M128 GT COUPE

 

 

Where else can you drive a new, hand built, Italian Exotic with a V8 source Ferrari engine and F1 shifting technology for under $90,000? If you want exhilarating performance, Italian head turning styling and exclusivity, then you owe it to yourself to check out this car. You won't be disappointed. A true head turner everywhere you go!

 

 

WE FINANCE!

Xenon headlights, Navigation, 6-disc CD changer, heated and memory seats, electromagnetic suspension and more! Only 26k original miles, 3 owners, meticulously cared, always garaged, looks and drives great! All services done by Maserati, all paperwork in hand of history of each service. Clutch serviced 4500 miles ago and in great condition! 

COUPE

26,000 DOCUMENTED ORIGINAL MILES

ADULT OWNED

ALWAYS GARAGED

400 HP 4.2L FERRARI F1 V8 ENGINE

3-OWNER

CLEAN CARFAX

CLEAN AUTO CHECK

BREMBO CROSS DRILLED-VENTED DISC BRAKES

ABS & ASR TRACTION CONTROL

6-SPEED SEQUENTIAL PADDLE SHIFT w/ COMPUTER CONTROLLED CLUTCH 

NO WRECKS OR REPAINT

TRIPLE BLACK

NEW TIRES

BLACK ITALIAN LEATHER BUCKET SEATS

XENON HEADLIGHTS

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

FRONT & REAR AC

HEATED & MEMORY SEATS

ELECTROMAGNETIC SUSPENSION

6-DISC CD CHANGER

 

 

   Contact Kaleb at (214) 715-7999

 

 HOURS OF OPERATION:

Monday - Friday 9am - 6pm C.S.T

Saturday: By appointment, 10-4


 

THE DALLAS AUTO FIRM IS A SMALL WAREHOUSE LOCATED RIGHT IN THE HEART OF THE DFW METROPLEX.

WE ARE PASSIONATE ABOUT CARS AND TRUCKS, YOUNG AND OLD. WE LOVE KEEPING A UNIQUE INVENTORY AND ENJOY SATISFYING CUSTOMERS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD! WE ARE EXCITED FOR YOU TO BE PART OF THE DAF MOVEMENT!

 

 

 

CERTIFY YOUR NEW PURCHASE!

AND HAVE A PRE-BUY INSPECTION PERFORMED BY A PROFESSIONAL THIRD-PARTY OF YOUR CHOOSING BEFORE IT LEAVES OUR PREMISIS. WHY PAY RETAIL CERTIFICATION PRICES? BECAUSE OF THE INCREASE IN ECOMMERCE BUSINESS IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY YOU CAN HIRE A ONE OF A FEW COMPANIES THAT SPECIALIZE IN THESE CERTIFICATION-LIKE INSPECTIONS THAT ARE MOBILE AND COME TO OUR FACILITY TO INSPECT!

IF ANY ISSUES ARE FOUND, AND CAN’T BE RECONCILED THAN YOU PAY NOTHING!

 

YOU CAN’T GO WRONG!

 



2410 Tarpley Rd 

Suite 302

Carrollton, TX 

75006




Good Luck and Happy Bidding!

Maserati Coupe for Sale

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