2009 Maserati Granturismo S Coupe 2-door 4.7l $160+ Msrp! Skyhook F1 Suspension on 2040-cars
Beverly Hills, California, United States
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 electrified the new Grecale SUV, and it's the top performer
Thu, Apr 20 2023Maserati is going electric, first with the announcement of the GranTurismo Folgore, its first electrified performance car, and now with the reveal of the Grecale Folgore electric SUV. The brand announced the vehicle at the Shanghai Auto Show this week, along with the promise that all its models would offer electric options by 2025. The 550-horsepower electric SUV gets a dual-motor powertrain, which delivers 605 pound-feet of torque, and standard all-wheel drive. Maserati promises a range of around 311 miles (500km) and a top speed of 137 mph. Compare that with the gas-powered Grecale Modena’s 325 horsepower, and itÂ’s clear this will be the performance halo of the SUV line. Though electric, the Grecale Folgore retains MaseratiÂ’s signature grille look and trident logo up front. ItÂ’s a more traditional presentation than the weird closed-off nose many EVs carry, and the automaker left its iconic three-porthole styling element on the front fenders. Wheel sizes range from 19 to 21 inches, depending on the market, and the SUV gets gloss-black exterior trim. Maserati installed a 12.3-inch touchscreen and an 8.8-inch digital gauge cluster and said that many of the Grecale FolgoreÂ’s controls have gone digital in the infotainment system. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto join a few Chinese-market apps like WeChat and Baidu CarLife, and the Maserati digital assistant system has been updated for the electric SUV. Grecale Folgore buyers can work with Maserati on home or public charging solutions, including facilitating charging across Europe and China. The automaker can facilitate home charging installation, including shipping a wallbox charger to buyersÂ’ homes or offices. The SUV itself comes with 400-volt electric architecture, as well as battery preconditioning and temperature management to ensure the fastest charging. We donÂ’t have pricing or a U.S. release date for the new SUV, but Maserati talked more about its first EV, the GranTurismo Folgore, at the show. The car features more than 750 horsepower at the wheels and an 800-volt electrical system for ultra-fast charging. Gas versions of the car are available with up to 542 horsepower from a twin-turbo V6. Green Auto Shanghai Maserati Electric
FCA inline-six rumored to be real, headed for Jeep Wagoneer
Thu, Dec 20 2018In September, Allpar reported that that clues being dropped at Fiat- Chrysler headquarters, in the carmaker's factories, and on engineer resumes pointed to the development of an inline six-cylinder engine. The site has just proclaimed the rumor is reality, writing that the straight-six, "turbocharged to meet or beat 5.7 Hemi power ratings, with a smoother torque curve, is on the way." The motor's first outing is expected to be either the next-generation Jeep Grand Cherokee, debuting perhaps next year, or the Jeep Wagoneer, debuting in 2020 or 2021. "Tornado" is the purported codename for the power plant said to be just under three liters in displacement, expanding the family begun with the Global Medium Engine 2.0-liter turbo codenamed Hurricane. Engine bay constraints and a long use horizon mean engineers won't simply add two more cylinders to the GME, however. Allpar says the brief is to keep the Tornado GME-T6 — the alphanumeric for "turbocharged six" — no more than three inches longer than the Tigershark 2.4-liter four-cylinder. That means "major design changes" that could include a space-saving head, more closely spaced cylinders, and no cylinder liners. An FCA division called Comau could be called on for its "SmartSpray" plasma lining technology. Allpar muses that the standard version of the engine for Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram could get a single twin-scroll turbocharger. Performance trims for Alfa Romeo and Maserati could get different heads and maybe twin turbos, an SRT version might also get both those tweaks. History shows that the Italian versions would make changes to the block, as well. Even so, the Tornado would be less expensive than any Ferrari-supplied V6. A straight-six would put FCA in company with current adopters BMW and Mercedes-Benz, future users like Jaguar, and perhaps Aston Martin. The engine would span the widest range of use cases in the U.S. carmaker's portfolio, though. Potential applications include being a base engine for Ram trucks, serving double duty as a base engine and 5.7-liter Hemi replacement for the Dodge Charger and Challenger, working in the high-end Jeeps, and as a properly hot trim — with Ferrari-designed heads — in the luxury Italian sports cars. The Alfa Romeo Giulia begs for just such motivation to fill the gap between the 280-hp, $42,695 Ti Sport RWD and the 505-hp, $73,700 Giulia Quadrifoglio RWD. And a twin-turbo inline-six in a Maserati Alfieri would stack up nicely with the Germans.
Maserati reorganizes, tries to sharpen the trident
Mon, Nov 19 2018When'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.