2005 Blue Maserati Coupe Cambiocorsa Coupe 2-door 4.2l (26,000 Miles) on 2040-cars
Everett, Washington, United States
2005 Blue Maserati 4200 Cambiocorsa coupe V8 4.2 (26 200 miles). Garage kept, driven about 200 miles per month for the last 2 years (on the week-ends). VIN# ZAMBC38A350018025
I am an aerospace engineer, I took care of this car as if it was an airplane I would fly with ! Today, I rate the exterior and interior a solid 9.5+ / 10. The moldings, handles, window glass, emblems, rubber seals and all other exterior features are in superb condition. The wheels have no abuse and the tires are NEW: Michelin Sport ZR18 (235/40 Front and 265/40 Rear). Everything is original (OEM): no modification were made to the car. On the inside, the Tan leather interior still looks new. As you can see in the pics, the seats are well preserved and the flooring is damage free. The door panels, dash, center console, faceplates, etc. are not marked up. All of the interior buttons / switches, power windows, door locks, cruise, suspension control (sport mode) and 6 way power seats work perfectly. The stereo system plays perfect (including the 5 CD changer Blaupunkt in the trunk). The undercarriage is spotless, and rust free. Mechanically, it starts, idles, and drives smoothly as a fine tuned should (automatic or paddle shift). All of the servicing is up to date. The brakes have plenty of pad left, and all of the other mechanical functions perform without issue. 2 set of keys are included. So what are the negatives ? Only two I can think of: I will do my best to answer your questions timely, if there is a delay it is only because I travel extensively. The easiest if you are really interested is to talk on the phone. I will provide you the number once we have established contact thru email. If you want to take the car on the road, we will have options to meet up but I will be the one driving for insurance purposes. Finally, why am I selling this gorgeous ‘fun to drive car’ ? For personal reasons, I need the cash. Happy Bidding !!! |
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