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Remember the Maserati GranTurismo MC Stradale that was introduced last year at the Paris Auto Show? The Italian sportscar maker has brought a ‘softer’ version of the MC to the States that drops the “Stradale†word from its name. That is because the GranTurismo MC has a full automatic gearbox instead of the original Race Shift transmission and two extra seats in the back instead of a roll cage. Even so, the Granturismo MC is the fastest series production model Maserati has ever sold in America. Read more »
- Geneva Preview: Maserati Adds Two-more Seats To Granturismo Mc Stradale
When Maserati launched the GranTurismo MC Stradale back in 2010 at the Paris Motor Show, its goal was to create a more performance-orientated version of the Pininfarina-designed coupe, with more power, less weight and a stiffer suspension, which is why...
- Paris Preshow: Maserati's More Hardcore Granturismo Mc Stradale
After the standard 404HP GranTurismo, the sportier 'S' with 440HP in both manual and automatic flavors and more recently the limited edition 'S MC Sport Line', Maserati is once again expanding its coupe's lineup with the introduction...
- 2010 Maserat Granturismo Spyder With Folding Hardtop Scooped
Don't be fooled by the heavy camouflage; underneath the plastic black wrap hides the forthcoming GranTurismo Spyder that will be given the same-style retractable metal roof as its "sister" model, the Ferrari California. As you can see in our high-res...
- Maserati Granturismo Mc Corse
A series of photos depicting the GranTurismo MC Corse, a competition model destined for use on the tarmac, appeared on the web today. There’s no official information but according to our fellow Autobloggers, the stripped out MC Corse is equipped...
- Maserati Granturismo Spyder With Electric Folding Hardtop Scooped!
It has only been a year since Maserati took the covers off the scrumptious GranTurismo coupe but the Italians are getting ready to unveil a new, cabriolet version. And as you can see from these scoop pictures, courtesy of an eagle-eyed reader of the Dutch...
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Softer 450HP Maserati GranTurismo MC Launches in the U.S.
Remember the Maserati GranTurismo MC Stradale that was introduced last year at the Paris Auto Show? The Italian sportscar maker has brought a ‘softer’ version of the MC to the States that drops the “Stradale†word from its name. That is because the GranTurismo MC has a full automatic gearbox instead of the original Race Shift transmission and two extra seats in the back instead of a roll cage. Even so, the Granturismo MC is the fastest series production model Maserati has ever sold in America. Read more »
- Geneva Preview: Maserati Adds Two-more Seats To Granturismo Mc Stradale
When Maserati launched the GranTurismo MC Stradale back in 2010 at the Paris Motor Show, its goal was to create a more performance-orientated version of the Pininfarina-designed coupe, with more power, less weight and a stiffer suspension, which is why...
- Paris Preshow: Maserati's More Hardcore Granturismo Mc Stradale
After the standard 404HP GranTurismo, the sportier 'S' with 440HP in both manual and automatic flavors and more recently the limited edition 'S MC Sport Line', Maserati is once again expanding its coupe's lineup with the introduction...
- 2010 Maserat Granturismo Spyder With Folding Hardtop Scooped
Don't be fooled by the heavy camouflage; underneath the plastic black wrap hides the forthcoming GranTurismo Spyder that will be given the same-style retractable metal roof as its "sister" model, the Ferrari California. As you can see in our high-res...
- Maserati Granturismo Mc Corse
A series of photos depicting the GranTurismo MC Corse, a competition model destined for use on the tarmac, appeared on the web today. There’s no official information but according to our fellow Autobloggers, the stripped out MC Corse is equipped...
- Maserati Granturismo Spyder With Electric Folding Hardtop Scooped!
It has only been a year since Maserati took the covers off the scrumptious GranTurismo coupe but the Italians are getting ready to unveil a new, cabriolet version. And as you can see from these scoop pictures, courtesy of an eagle-eyed reader of the Dutch...