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We love Maserati models, that’s no doubt. And of course we are only interested in how good they look and how perfect they handle. But if you want to know how a $135,000 Maserati GranTurismo Convertible is being built when you should definitely watch the Ultimate Factories: Maserati on Thursday, February 10 at 10PM ET/PT. It takes 22 days for a Maserati to be assembled and considered road ready a GranTurismo Convertible. Parts are assembled in Torino, Italy, while Maserati engines, made by Ferrari, are delivered to Modena, Italy. Another nine days are spent inspecting and testing each finished car. Then each car must pass a grueling series of road tests on both local streets and highways as well as on Maserati’s own cobblestone test track before it is ready to be shipped across the world. After all that work you will be able to enjoy a 170 mph convertible model! .
5 comments: Video: Ultimate Factories - Maserati really loved this sister company of Ferrari they made only the best cars with extremely outstanding performance especially their Cabrio!
 Actually I’m looking forward to these, wonder when they’ll be broadcast here in Italy, probably 2012 or so... The Megafactories Ferrari 599 episode was
pretty amazing.
 An exotic car built to push performance to the edge while blending Italian elegance is crafted inside Maserati’s ultimate factory.
 That 900 vehicles a day number includes 300’s and Chargers I assume. Otherwise the factory would be closed 9 months a year.
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05.13.2011 @ 01:10