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[The above photo is an independent rendering, not the actual Maserati SUV Concept]
Most Italian sports car lovers believe a Jeep-based Maserati SUV will be a disgrace to the company's history, while pragmatists and analysts alike that it is a possible way to revitalize the brand. And those who remember our recent story concerning the soon to be launched Maserati SUV can strike the word “rumor†from the title.
- Fiat Reportedly Nearing Deal To Build New Maserati Levante Suv In Italy
First announced as a US-manufactured, Maserati-badged Jeep Grand Cherokee with a reskin, the Levante has never managed to build a picture of itself in my head. At first, it didn’t seem that interesting and worth waiting for, sharing all those...
- Maserati To Build Alfa Romeo 4c At Its Modena Plant, Will Introduce Three New Models
It's that time of year that the Fiat Group reveals its plans for the near future and on Thursday, the Italian automaker announced that Maserati will expand its product offering and significantly increase volumes over the next two years with the presentation...
- Official: New Jeep Grand Cherokee Diesel To Go On Sale In The States In 2013
On Wednesday, Porsche confirmed that it will bring the Cayenne Diesel to the U.S. by 2013, but the German company isn't the only automaker with plans to sell a diesel-powered SUV in the States. The Chrysler Group announced today that it would add...
- Maserati Suv May Get Hemi V8, Not Ferrari V8 After All
Environmentalists may hate them, but SUVs have proved quite popular –that’s why even carmakers with no former experience are jumping in on the bandwagon, especially in the executive (and most profitable) market. The latest automaker to...
- Maserati Quattroporte Limo: Too Much Of A Stretch...
These days it seems like no vehicle is safe from the procrustean-bed of limousine companies - not even the Maserati Quattroporte which in normal form is one of the most stylish sports sedans money can buy. The same can't be said for its 10-passenger...
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Will the Jeep-based SUV Turn Maserati into the New Porsche?
[The above photo is an independent rendering, not the actual Maserati SUV Concept]
Sources from within the company confirmed today that the Italian company will indeed launch a Jeep Grand Cherokee-based SUV concept at the Frankfurt Motor Show next month. What’s more, the same insiders said that the luxury SUV will be manufactured not at Modena, like all other sports cars bearing the trident badge, but at Chrysler’s Jefferson North plant in Detroit.
Read more »- Fiat Reportedly Nearing Deal To Build New Maserati Levante Suv In Italy
First announced as a US-manufactured, Maserati-badged Jeep Grand Cherokee with a reskin, the Levante has never managed to build a picture of itself in my head. At first, it didn’t seem that interesting and worth waiting for, sharing all those...
- Maserati To Build Alfa Romeo 4c At Its Modena Plant, Will Introduce Three New Models
It's that time of year that the Fiat Group reveals its plans for the near future and on Thursday, the Italian automaker announced that Maserati will expand its product offering and significantly increase volumes over the next two years with the presentation...
- Official: New Jeep Grand Cherokee Diesel To Go On Sale In The States In 2013
On Wednesday, Porsche confirmed that it will bring the Cayenne Diesel to the U.S. by 2013, but the German company isn't the only automaker with plans to sell a diesel-powered SUV in the States. The Chrysler Group announced today that it would add...
- Maserati Suv May Get Hemi V8, Not Ferrari V8 After All
Environmentalists may hate them, but SUVs have proved quite popular –that’s why even carmakers with no former experience are jumping in on the bandwagon, especially in the executive (and most profitable) market. The latest automaker to...
- Maserati Quattroporte Limo: Too Much Of A Stretch...
These days it seems like no vehicle is safe from the procrustean-bed of limousine companies - not even the Maserati Quattroporte which in normal form is one of the most stylish sports sedans money can buy. The same can't be said for its 10-passenger...