The name Maserati evokes a stirring feeling each time anyone utters it. The reason for that is simple; Maserati defined an entire generation of cars in the 20th century and were the pioneers of the Grand Tourer concept. The introduction of the Maserati Coupe in 2001, led to the rebirth of the grand tourer. The…
Luxury sedans are a boring class of cars. Let’s face it, the designs have become muted and the performance is sub-par. Comfort is the only factor that makes luxury cars worth consideration. The lack of excitement is screaming out and for the high-end buyers that want a car that toes the line between performance and…
Quattroporte is Italian for ‘four doors’, yet when we hear of the word, we form imagery of something seductive and alluring. This is symbolism is all down to how well Maserati has established its success with the Quattroporte line of cars. First updated in 2014, the third iteration of this pseudo luxury sedan is here…
Ever since updating the Quattroporte in 2014, Maserati has taken the market by storm. The Quattroporte brought about a much-needed freshness in the luxury sedan segment. From eye-catching looks to a ferocious engine, the Quattroporte entered the market to persuade luxury sedan buyers to yearn for something different, and to an extent, it succeeded. The…
The Italian glamour never comes cheap, especially when it comes to their unique cars, which will usually cost a substantial amount. Thankfully there is a proposition that offers all the glamour you’d expect from an exotic beauty for a more affordable five-figure price. This proposition would be the Maserati Cambriocorsa, or otherwise known as the…
Maserati is a name synonymous with gorgeous cars and evokes a feeling of luxury when you hear it. The carmaker’s famous trident is emblematic of the finer things in life. Naturally, their line of vehicles in the 21st century embodies the same feeling. While they were known for making luxury vehicles, Maserati took a bold…
Maserati were three years into their big business plan and things were going very well. Overall global sales had seen an increase of 25%, as they climbed from 32,474 up to 42,100 in 2016; and 25% of these sales came from their newest edition to their roster – the 2016 Maserati Ghibli. It had managed…
2015 would be the second year of Maserati’s Big Plan – World Domination (sort of). They felt confident enough to boost their exclusive brand into new segments and push car sales into levels they had never achieved before. The 2015 Maserati Ghibli was key to their plans. The Modena carmaker was more comfortable in their…
Maserati’s introduction of the Ghibli, a miniaturized version of their Quattroporte VI, would mark several key decisions for the Modena carmakers. The model had initially been unveiled during the 2013 Shanghai Motor Show and heralded Maserati’s return to mid-size luxury car production. This was a segment that they had been absent from for 20 years,…
2004 would be a big year for Maserati. After a 37 year absence, the Modena carmakers had decided it was time to return to the racetrack in earnest. But they would need a racing car worthy of the Trident it wore on the front. So, with the continuing help of the Prancing Horse and a…