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Maserati Coupe to debut at Geneva Motor Show

At Geneva Motor Show, Maserati will unveil the new GT that will go on sale in early 2008 at an estimated price of $110.000. The initial model will be a classic coupe but featuring the same rear seats from the 612 Scaglietti. Later, in 2009, a Spyder version it is also expected that will be a coupe-cabriolet with folding hardtop and only two seats. The GT’s engine is based on the Ferrari’s 4.2-liter V-8, the same used in Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione. The engine range will include a 4.3 liter (...
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2008 Maserati GT

At the 2007 Geneva Motor Show, Maserati will unveil a replacement for the current Maserati Coupe/Spider. The GT will go on sale in early 2008 at an estimated price of $110.000. Maserati is considering the new GT a competitor for the Porsche’s latest 911 models and Mercedes
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2008 Maserati GT Picture Gallery

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Two models from maserati

Maserati is ready to reveal his new coupe. There will be a 4-seater Coupé and a 2-seater Spyder, using the shortened floorpan of the Quattroporte. The body design will be similar to that of the Quattroporte, and the introduction of the new model is scheduled for the Geneva Motor Show in 2007, but it might be show in close period of time.
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2006 Maserati Coupe

What makes Maserati Coupe out from the crowd is a heady mix of unique abilities with class-leading performance in cosseted luxury.
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2006 Maserati Coupe Picture Gallery

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2005 Maserati Coupe

For 2005 the high-performance, 4-seat Coupe joins the Maserati lineup alongside the 2-seat Spyder, which marked the Italian automaker’s return to the U.S. for the 2002 model year. Fiat took over ownership of Maserati in 1993, and in 1997 Fiat handed over total ownership and management of Maserati to Ferrari. The Maserati factory received a complete renovation, and in 1998 the company introduced the 3200 GT on which the Coupe is based. >> read