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Revealed to the public at this year's Geneva Motor Show, the Maserati GranCabrio Sport is the flagship version of the Italian firm's four-seat convertible model. Following the international press drive in Trieste, Italy last week, Maserati has now announced the launch of its new soft-top sports car.
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- Geneva Motor Show Debut For The New Maserati Granturismo And Grancabrio Sport Models
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- Maserati Drops The Top On The New Grancabrio
At last, after countless spy shots and months of waiting, we can present the convertible version of Maserati's stunningly beautiful GranTurismo coupe, the GranCabrio - not the best choice of names in our book... It's the Italian automaker's...
- Fact Check (with Pics) Of The New Maserati Grancabrio
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Cars
Maserati Launches 450HP GranCabrio Sport, New Gallery with 55 Photos
Revealed to the public at this year's Geneva Motor Show, the Maserati GranCabrio Sport is the flagship version of the Italian firm's four-seat convertible model. Following the international press drive in Trieste, Italy last week, Maserati has now announced the launch of its new soft-top sports car.
In the UK, the harder-edged GranCabrio is priced at £102,615 on the road, with the first right-hand examples to reach the market in early October.
The GranCabrio Sport combines an upgraded 4.7-litre V8 engine with a 10 horsepower increase to 450-horses with the faster MC Auto Shift 6-speed transmission for 0-100km/h (62mph) sprint time of 5.2 seconds and a 285km/h (177mph) top speed.
Read more »- Maserati Officially Announces But Reveals Very Little About New Grancabrio Mc
The release of the first photos of the new GranCabrio MC on Friday has been followed up by an official confirmation from Maserati - though, the Italian sports car maker is holding back most of the details until the Paris Motor Show. What Maserati did...
- New Maserati Grancabrio Mc Stradale Breaks Cover Early
Pictures of a brand new variant of the Maserati GranCabrio have hit the web ahead of the car's global premiere at next week's 2012 Paris Motor Show. The new model is the GranCabrio MC Stradale that is modeled after the GranTurismo MC Stradale...
- Geneva Motor Show Debut For The New Maserati Granturismo And Grancabrio Sport Models
Those looking for a sporty four-seat grand tourer made in Italy but don’t want to or can’t stretch their budget to a Ferrari FF would certainly consider the Maserati GranTurismo. Sure, the two models are not in the same league, but on...
- Maserati Drops The Top On The New Grancabrio
At last, after countless spy shots and months of waiting, we can present the convertible version of Maserati's stunningly beautiful GranTurismo coupe, the GranCabrio - not the best choice of names in our book... It's the Italian automaker's...
- Fact Check (with Pics) Of The New Maserati Grancabrio
It has been pointed out that we ought not believe everything we read. They say it's important to analyse the text before accepting it as truth. Considering the skeptical nature of most automotive critics, it won't surprise you to discover that...