Maserati Reveals MC Sport Line Customization Program
We were not surprised to see that Maserati would have its very own One To One Personalization Program very similar to what its sibling brand - Ferrari - has. They revealed their new MC Sport Line this week during the Bologna Motor Show. They are hoping that this new program will be able to boost the popularity of the sportiness that many of their cars have.
Smaller Convertible Maserati Gran Turismo On The Way
New rumors state that Maserati is working in creating a hard-top convertible. We do know that they are in the middle of developing a convertible version of the larger Grantors - but these new reports suggest that the car - that was caught on tape - is smaller then what was previously thought.
The new model is supposedly going to be available only in the hard-top convertible form. If this is true then it’s safe to say it will come with a fast-action retractable roof that is lighter than the usual soft-top mechanism.
Maserati Gran Turismo Spyder Caught In Modena
Automakers are always trying to keep new concepts under wraps and out of the public eye so as to surprise them when the final product is finished and revealed. Unfortunately Maserati seemed to have forgotten the general rules and left the new Gran Turismo Spyder all on its lonesome in Modena.
A tourists walking by managed to spot the supercar and took pictures that showed off the two-piece roof and the trunk of the car - which looks to still be in the early stages of development.
Maserati MC12 Corsa For Sale
The Maserati MC12 will be campaigning in the FIA GT Championship. They entered the championship by fabricating and offering 50 of their vehicles to the public. The MC12 was faster then most cars - but even with this type of speed many consumers were not content and wanted more.
2005 Maserati Loses Control
It’s great to have a cool car that you can drive around in and show off to everyone - but even we know that you can take that too far. The Arlington police stated that at three in the morning a 2005 Maserati was driving down Arlington Boulevard at 100 mph.
The car lost control and crossed the median into the eastbound lanes when it hit a guard rail and then a tree. Police said that it proceeded to flip over multiple times before finally stopping.
