2012 Maserati Granturismo Sport Convertible 2-door 4.7l on 2040-cars
Glen Head, New York, United States
Two years left on Elite Tire and Wheel Protection can be transferred for only $40. Has a 360 degree dvr camera installed. Original sticker price of $156,360. Car is fully loaded with Red brake calipers, High gloss black piano wood interior, car cover, aerodynamic carbon fiber pack - includes carbon fiber lower front spoiler, side view mirrors, door handles; Neptune wheels, front and rear park sensors, trident stitch, head restraints, stitching for internal areas, steering wheel -leather/wood. It has a black exterior and black with white stitching interior. In excellent condition except has some scratches on edge of three of the rims that can be easily repair for minimal cost as wheel as it needs two new rear tires. Otherwise in perfect condition.
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