This vehicle is available for sale. Asking $13,600 only.
General
Vehicle Information
9,485 mile time capsule !!!
Mileage:
9,450
Title:
clear PA.
VIN:
ZC2FP110XKB202193
Owners:
1
Location:
Clinton N.Y.
Condition:
near perfect !!
Vehicle
Condition Disclosure
1989 Chrysler T/C Maserati convertible. Now when is the last time you saw one of these works of art, and that is exactly what this car is. Its a work of art. Not many were made. About 7300 I believe. I guarantee this will be one of the finest ones you will ever see. With only 9,485 careful miles on the clock it ought to be. It was a Florida car its entire life until last year it was sold to a friend of mine and I bought it from him in Pennsylvania. It has all of the original paperwork as you can see in the photos. Its near perfect and runs and drives as a new car. I just put brand new tires on it and its ready to go. At 25 years old this car is poised to be a rapidly appreciating car. Whats very enjoyeable about this car is that you have 3 different lifestyles with it. Drive it with the top down, or drive it with the softtop up, or drive it with the hardtop on it and it feels like a normal hardtop automobile. I love this car the way it drives and handles. The interior leatherwork is top notch and the seats are beyond comfortable. The lines on the car are stunning and the color is without a doubt the only color to have in this model. This is most likely the best Maserati in the country and with the lowest mileage. I'll be happy to consider all trades and offers. My name is Michael Stanton 315-725-1966. Thank you
Engine:
2.2 liter turbo
Horsepower:
174 hp
Engine
Location:
front
Doors:
2
Aspiration:
fuel injected
Body
Style:
convertible
Transmission:
automatic
Exterior:
Dark Cherry
Drive
Train:
rear wheel drive
Interior:
saddle
Interior
Fabric:
leather
Luxury
Features
Climate control, PS,PB,PW
Sound
System
stock maserati
Tires
brand new,, only 15 miles on them
Wheel
& Rims
stock maserati
Power
Plant
2.2 liter
Maintenence
all performed
Manual
all included
Known
Problems
stereo not working, antenna is though
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Each year since 2013, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) hosts a design contest for high school students called Drive for Design intended to educate and encourage automotive career hopefuls. For 2019, FCA prompted 10th, 11th, and 12th graders to imagine the "ultimate status vehicle." The top three choices include two Alfa Romeos and a Maserati. FCA named first, second, and third places in the contest. Maximillian Cooper (lead image) from Design and Architecture Senior High in Miami won first place. Mason Ross (first inline image) from Kennedy Catholic High School in Burien, Wash., took second. Vincent Piaskowski (Maserati image) from Ernest W. Seaholm High School in Birmingham, Mich., placed third. The three winners of the contest will be awarded with numerous valuable prizes. They will get behind-the-scenes tours at the FCA U.S. Product Design studios, as well as mentoring time with some of FCA's designers. They will also get scholarships to attend the Precollege Summer Experience Transportation Design program at the College for Creative Studies. Lastly, they'll have the honor of serving as junior judges at the EyesOn Design Car Show. Although each sketch has a unique look, all three take the same approach: cab-forward, bubble-top supercar coupes with dramatic lines and curves. Piaskowski's shows direct inspiration from a shark, but we wouldn't be surprised if all three students have special places in their hearts for the Pininfarina Maserati Birdcage Concept.
The 3.0L turbodiesel V6 in the 2014 Ram 1500 EcoDiesel earned a slot on Ward's Automotive 2014 10 Best Engines for its power, fuel economy and refinement. In a piece looking at how Fiat subsidiary VM Motor developed the engine, Ward's also makes note of the fact that the same lump goes in diesel versions of the Maserati Quattroporte and Ghibli. They're tuned a bit differently, naturally, with the QP putting out 275 horsepower and 442 pound-feet of torque, the smaller, lighter Ghibli making do with the same number of horses but a lower torque output of 420 lb-ft. The 240 horsepower and 420 pound-feet put out by the oil-burning six-cylinder in the Ram was tamed with a host of advances, but it appears that Ram hasn't tamed demand: the initial allocation of 8,000 engines was spoken for within three days of the truck going on sale. Head over to Ward's to read the story of how Ram worked out the equation light-duty-pickup + diesel = success.
When's the last time we posted on a run of comprehensive success at Alfa Romeo or Maserati? True, Maserati nearly tripled its U.S. sales from 4,768 in 2013 to 12,942 in 2014. However, the brand's been stuck around that number ever since, selling 13,711 units in 2017. Worse, those figures highlight how far Maserati has fallen behind its own goals. In the last five-year plan, the brand targeted 75,000 global sales this year — then downgraded the target to 50,000 in June this year. At 26,400 units through the first nine months of 2018, short of Poseidon surfacing to work some deus ex machina, even that reduced goal won't be met. New Fiat Chrysler CEO Mike Manley is working to give Maserati the leaders and support it needs to point the trident in the right direction. On an analyst call at the end of October, Manley said, "With hindsight, when we put Maserati and Alfa together, it did two things. Firstly, it reduced the focus on Maserati the brand. Secondly, Maserati was treated for a period of time almost as if it were a mass market brand, which it isn't and shouldn't be treated that way." In October 2016, FCA named Reid Bigland to head Alfa Romeo and Maserati; this was back when Alfa Romeo dreamed of selling 400,000 cars annually by 2018. When Manley named his new executive teams last month, after assuming the CEO post following Sergio Marchionne's death in July, Manley separated Alfa Romeo and Maserati. Tim Kuniskis, who had taken over from Bigland, now heads Alfa Romeo and Jeep. Manley then restored Harald Wester to the head of Maserati. Wester ran Maserati from 2008 to 2016, after which he became FCA's chief technology officer, a role he maintains in the latest shuffle. Wester poached Jean-Philippe Leloup from Ferrari. LeLoup ran Ferrari's Central and Eastern European business operations; he now heads a concern called Maserati Commercial. Al Gardner, head of Maserati's North American dealer network since 2015, keeps that role and takes over as head of Maserati North America. Maserati has favorable brand value, but the leadership will confront almost every other problem a brand can have. Half the automaker's sales come from China, and the economic slowdown there is a serious drain on the numbers. In Europe, the WLTP emissions protocol, bloated inventories, and the need for incentives have dulled the edge. Sales worldwide are down 26 percent this year.