2009 Maserati Granturismo S Coupe 2-door 4.7l $160+ Msrp! Skyhook F1 Suspension on 2040-cars
Beverly Hills, California, United States
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This has always been my favorite car. I have to pass it on to the next owner as I am moving and cant bring this bad boy with me. Local Pick Up in 90212 (Beverly Hills, California) , or will ship the car at the owners expense. I have a ton more images. Email me for them. i wasn't able to upload all of them gkaten@myexpressfreight.com
Exterior Color: Bianco Fuji Interior Color: Leather bucket seats Doors: 2 Engine: 4.7L V8 engine 433 HORSEPOWER! Features: Front 20 x 8.5 7-spoke alloy wheels Rear 20 x 10.5 7-spoke alloy wheels Front P245/35R20 tires Rear P285/35R20 tires Tire sealing compound & electric air compressor Automatic bi-xenon headlights Foglamps LED taillights Adaptive light control system Dual pwr heated mirrors Rain sensor Front/rear poltrona frau leather upholstery Smoked quartz interior highlights w/rosewood trim, fabric headliner Folding front armrests w/illuminated storage compartment Center console-inc: mounted clock w/chrome-plated trim Cupholders-inc: 2 front/2 rear Auxiliary pwr outlets 3-spoke black leather sports steering wheel Steering column w/easy entry/exit feature Pwr open-assist doors & trunk Remote key-fob -inc: on/off alarm system, lock/unlock doors, trunklid Pwr windows Cruise control Pwr parking brake Dual-zone automatic climate control w/rear air outlets Rear window defogger HomeLink system Auto-dimming rearview mirror Folding rear armrests Pwr adjustable heated front seats -inc: high lateral/driver lumbar support, memory Alarm system -inc: electronic engine immobilizer 4.7L V8 engine 6-speed automatic transmission w/paddle shifters Sport mode-inc: gear, accelerator, MSP system Rear wheel drive Dual wishbone Skyhook front/rear suspension Pwr speed-sensitive steering 13 cross-drilled brake discs w/6-piston calipers Red colored calipers Chrome plated stainless steel twin dual exhaust tips Anti-lock braking system (ABS) w/electronic brake distribution (EBD) Traction control Stability control 6 airbags -inc: front driver & passenger 2-stage airbags, front/rear side & window airbags Rear park sensors Front/rear seatbelts w/pretensioners Tire pressure monitoring system Bose (11) speaker surround-sound system Multimedia system -inc: 7 screen, navigation w/30GB hard drive, CD/MP3 player, voice control, RDS tuner, steering wheel audio controls Options: EXTRA COST PAINT SKYHOOK ELECTRONICALLY ACTIVE DAMPING SUSPENSION ALCANTARA HEADLINER COLORED LEATHER & WOOD TRIM STEERING WHEEL COLORED LEATHER DASHBOARD & REAR SHELF COLORED STITCHING LEATHER BUCKET SEATS |
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