2009 Maserati Granturismo S Coupe 2-door 4.7l $160+ Msrp! Skyhook F1 Suspension on 2040-cars
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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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Maserati teases all-electric 2022 GranTurismo prototype
Fri, Jun 11 2021Maserati trotted out an early prototype of the 2022 GranTurismo this week, teasing the all-electric replacement for its long-running luxury coupe. The spy-style photographs were shot around the streets of Modena, near the automaker's Innovation Lab, Maserati said in the announcement accompanying the shots. The previous-generation GranTurismo was in production for 12 years before finally retiring in 2019. The new GranTurismo and its drop-top counterpart, the GranCabrio, have been in development since 2019, but it wasn't until more recently that Maserati confirmed that the next-gen two-doors would spearhead (trident-head?) the company's electrification push. We expect it to borrow from Maserati's upcoming Folgore powertrain which can be configured with up to three electric motors for both all-wheel drive and torque vectoring. "Going electric is the next logical step. We are trying to avoid unnecessary air openings and air outlets, in contrast to some of our competitors that seem to depend on them to convey a message," explained Maserati head of design Klaus Busse in a previous interview with Autoblog. "In our case, it's about the purity of the body. We can further purify the car by reducing the amount of air intakes and air outlets, which will help us tell the design story even better." We expect to learn details of the all-electric GranTurismo later this year. Related Video: This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings.
2019 Maserati Levante GTS First (Wet) Drive Review | A brief taste of a Ferrari-flavored SUV
Thu, Jul 26 2018If it rained any harder, someone would've had to scrounge up an extremely old man to build a giant ship and start herding animals. Lake Huron is dryer. My shoes were still unwearably soggy the next day. So, not exactly the best environment to sample the 550-horsepower, V8-powered leviathan of a performance SUV known as the 2019 Maserati Levante GTS. Sure, it has all-wheel drive and a limited-slip rear differential, but those are traction aids, not magic. In any event, our time with the "lesser" of two V8-powered Levantes would be limited, compromised and extremely damp, but several laps around the M1 Concourse in Pontiac, Mich., nevertheless provided a taste of what one might expect under better conditions. Chiefly, you can expect noise. Beautiful, beautiful noise. Even with our heads and ears encased in helmets, the V8 sang a nasty warbling wail. Though built by Ferrari in Maranello, the 3.8-liter twin-turbo V8 doesn't build to the expected screaming Italian crescendo – it's deeper, more muscular and still deeply invigorating. You'd undoubtedly drive like a buffoon just to hear the thing. Second gear may be popular. Maserati Levante GTS View 8 Photos Stuffing a V8 into the Levante was never originally intended. It was only supposed to have a V6. Nevertheless, a group of engineers secretly took it upon themselves to see if they could fit the Quattroporte GTS' V8 into the Levante, because why not? Turns out they could and in the process, even beef up the engine. Rather than being lambasted by their bosses for going rogue on their little skunkworks project, Maserati instead green-lit not one but two V8-powered Levantes: the 550-hp GTS and 590-hp Trofeo. See, screwing around at work does have its benefits. The differences between GTS and Trofeo are largely horsepower, some minor cosmetic differences, and the Trofeo's extra standard equipment and heftier price tag. Respectively, that would be $121,475 and $171,475. The priciest V6-powered Levante S GranSport goes for $93,475. Maserati Levante Trofeo View 13 Photos Maserati didn't stop with the engine, however. The chassis was tuned to handle all those extra prancing horses, and while suspension componentry is shared with the rest of the line, tuning is specific for the V8's. The Sport Skyhook adaptive damping system was also retuned, while the air springs feature six different height levels spanning a total of 3 inches from its lowest to highest position.
2020 Maserati Ghibli getting a hybrid powertrain, start of brand revamp
Thu, Sep 26 2019Maserati has officially announced its product plans for the next couple of years, and the company is beginning to embrace electrification. It all starts next year with the 2020 Maserati Ghibli, which will receive a hybrid powertrain. Maserati didn't specify whether it would be the only powertrain, but we would expect that it will still offer some fully gas-powered engines such as the 424-horsepower turbocharged 3.0-liter V6 in the current model. In the same year, we'll finally see Maserati's next sports car that the company has confirmed will have electric power. By all accounts, it should be the production version of the Alfieri concept that made its debut five years ago. Maserati also confirmed that the Alfieri will not replace the GranTurismo. Instead, the GranTurismo will be getting a new generation. Reports say the new GranTurismo will arrive in 2021. Maserati will also add another crossover to its lineup. Reports say it will be smaller than the Levante. We should see it sometime in 2020, since early production tests will wrap up late that year and in early 2021. Maserati didn't say specifically if there will be an electrified version, but past reports would suggest at least a hybrid will be available. Finally, Maserati mentioned that Quattroporte, Levante and Ghibli will all continue on with some updates. Expect mild facelifts and powertrain updates to them over the next couple of years, rather than a major redesign. Maserati will also be developing more advanced driver assist systems, including a system similar in scope to Cadillac Super Cruise that will allow hands-free highway driving and lane changes.

















