Maserati: Gran Turismo Base Coupe 2-door on 2040-cars
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This GranTurismo is a very exclusive coupe that seats four adults in exceptional comfort, and offers something extraordinary in a high-performance, six-figure coupe, one that embodies all that is compelling and irresistible about Italian cars. The exterior has curves in all the right places; the interior is lavishly appointed. A luxurious ride that also provides impressive performance from the 405-horsepower Ferrari V8, along with a six-speed automatic transmission--with paddle shifters. Braking is provided by big Brembo hardware, and sticky Pirelli Pzero rubber for plenty of grip to take advantage of the near-perfect weight distribution, handling is delightfully aided by a weight distribution of 49 percent front and 51 percent rear, it is a ball to pilot this car through some tight and twisting back roads, running the standard, ZF-built six-speed “MC Auto Shift” transmission through its gears via the column-mounted paddles. Full Sport mode (accessed via a button on the console) not only reroutes the exhaust to produce a richer, more enthusiastic tone and enables automatic throttle blips on downshifts but also allows the driver to hold a gear indefinitely—a trifecta of parameters that extract the finest operatic performance this powertrain is capable of producing. GPS system, Xenon headlamps, a Bose surround-sound system with music server, heated front seats, black leather & suede interior. No accidents or mechanical issues, and the gorgeous Matte Black exterior paint completed in July 2016 perfectly matches your new iPhone 7. This car turns heads and is a spectacular low cost entry point into the current style of the $182,009 2017 GranTurismo model.
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