Maserati GranTurismo

the Maserati GranTurismo is a beautiful car. We hit the track to find out whether it has the bite to match its bark.

Maserati made its name on the road with sexy and capable GT cars. The reputation remains intact with the ageing GranTurismo that is staving off retirement with a 2018 update.

The Maserati GranTurismo MC Sportline lives up to tradition as one of the most beautiful cars on the road. But how does it go?

Maserati is celebrating 110 years with a new limited-run GranTurismo, just two of which are coming to Australia.

Maserati's front-engined sports coupe and convertible have returned with price rises of up to 34 per cent or $120,000.

Maserati has teased its new GranCabrio for the first time, with the convertible sharing a number of styling cues with its GranTurismo coupe twin.

An all-new GranCabrio convertible will come quickly after Maserati's new GranTurismo coupe.

Explore the best spots in Maserati's new luxury sports car the GranTurismo Trofeo.

If you've even been tempted to put your $450,000 Maserati onto a purpose-built party yacht, here's how.

Purchased my 2014 new a year ago. I was taken with the beautiful styling and the relative power/performance of the car. Back in the late 70's and early 80's, besides owning several Lamborghinis at the same time, I owned some nice Maseratis, but this was my first Maserati since then. Now, as a successful businessman working around Beverly Hills, CA as a daily driver I didn't want to be seen in a Ferrari or McLaren so I chose this car quite specifically because of the Ferrari engine. From the get go until now the Bluetooth hasn't worked and the factory head tech just shrugged his shoulders and said "We're a small company!" This bothers me more than anything else because I do so much business using my mobile phone out of the office. Also, the windshield from new had some weird crystallization and it was replaced, and the second one has the same defects. They are "contemplating" putting in a third one now. The local dealership people are mostly very nice, but could be a hell of a lot more responsive, meaning I have to constantly follow up. I see lots of room for improvement with the service people who could learn a lot more about customer service before they ruin the brand in my locale. Last year I participated in the Italian Stampede from L.A. to Monterey and the car was right up there at 150 + speeds with just about everything else, and it averaged about 20 mpg, while in city driving is just about 12!!! Just wish the Bluetooth would work!!!