Why Used Maserati's Are SO CHEAP!

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• SK

  @skittlesgarage · 2 years ago

  B.S. I’ve owned my Maserati GranTurismo S for 4 years and I’ve spent about $5,500 in that time on repairs AND maintenance. Just drive them and they break less. My car is about to cross 76K miles.

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• MI

  @Michael-m9t4w · 2 years ago

  It's amazing how different this video is from the owner videos. It's like this guy is just riffing off the top of his head.

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• BR

  @bradleone1 · 2 years ago

  Car wizard bought his wife a Levante. He said it's extremely reliable. He's a master mechanic. I'd take his word over this guy any day. Also the GT has nothing to do with Chrysler. It's it's own and takes nothing from Fiat/Chrysler. That comes much later when the Ghibli, Levante and modern Quadraporte came along. All he has to do is talk with people who actually own these and he would probably have a different video. They are very reliable. They have a ZF transmission that rarely has issues. The engine is very reliable and has been around forever. Yeah the electronics are outdated and if your battery gets low it looks like a Christmas tree on your dash. Look up common sensor and electric issues on these and most of the time it's a bad battery. Parts are very expensive. Car is the cost of a old used bmw/Mercedes but parts are the cost of Ferrari. If something does break, it really sucks. A little more research would have gone a long way in this video. It's very misleading.

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• HA

  @hamidpour9218 · 2 years ago

  I love Maserati.

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• PO

  @Pods.n.Stories · 2 years ago

  Incorrect. &nbsp;If u maintain it they won&apos;t bust<br>And range rovers are far more unreliable. My cousin owns a granturismo been going smooth for a while

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• ZU

  @zuzanidumile8984 · 2 years ago

  I like that Maserati salesperson 😂😂😂

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• LI

  @libsranalporeslibtards9814 · 2 years ago

  Lol. &nbsp;I own a 2009 Maserati GranTurismo Sport, 4.7L; &nbsp;a 2020 Porsche 911 Turbo S; &nbsp;and a 2020 BMW M5 Competition. &nbsp;What did these cost? &nbsp;The Maserati was $30K, had 32K miles on it. &nbsp;The Porsche was $207K, had 10k miles on it. &nbsp;The M5 was $100K, had 12K miles on it. &nbsp;Which car sounds best? &nbsp;Maserati, by FAR. &nbsp;Which car looks the best. &nbsp;Maserati, by FAR. &nbsp;Which car gets the MOST attention when I drive it? &nbsp;Maserati, by FAR. &nbsp;Which car do I absolutely love driving most? &nbsp;The Maserati, by FAR. &nbsp;While the Porsche and the M5 generally blow away most anything on the road, performance wise, they simply do NOT compare to the driving experience and pure joy and attention I get when I drive my CHEAP 2009 Maserati. &nbsp;It&apos;s a fantastic experience, and it is a great, CHEAP, introduction to the super car world. So I highly disagree with this yahoo and his mostly uninformed nonsense comments. &nbsp;Take it from someone who KNOWS. &nbsp;The CHEAP Maserati GT is worth every penny.

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• NI

  @nick_the_jeweler · 1 year ago

  tell me you&apos;ve never owned a gt without actually telling me

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• SH

  @shazbot7192 · 8 months ago

  you asked for my verdict - this video is soooo wrong. Owner of a 2011 GranCabrio, 2015 V12 Aston Martin Vanquish, 2011 Holden Commodore 6.0L manual ute (modified with air suspension) and a 2001 Jaguar XKR V8 supercharged Jag. The Jag is obviously the cheapest, followed by the Maserati. Yet it sounds the best, I can actually work on it myself and it is a 9,300 mile stunning MASERATI CONVERTIBLE WITH A FERRARI V8 ENGINE that has been garaged and meticulously maintained for $43,000 USD. Greetings from New Zealand :)

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• CA

  @carlosrango4623 · 1 year ago

  Bro just stepped all over my used car dream for 2025 😂😢😢😢😢

• AD

  @adambraverman756 · 2 years ago

  Original 2010 Maserati granturismo cabriolet owner. Still have the car. Love it. It’s stylish and beautiful. Body by pininfarina, power by Ferrari with a 4.7L (yes it was enlarged by 2010) cross plane V8 beauty. Have experienced some headaches in first few years if ownership. All fixed under warranty. <br>One thing I’ll say and it’s not meant to throw shade. But this is a premium luxury automobile. It needs to be kept serviced like any Ferrari would. That means the buyer can’t be a wannabe owner. They have to Have the money for ownership. A lot of Examples get bought and then just left without service appointments. Two electrical issues but zero power train problems. Transmission is a crappy ZF 6 speed but for the times (2010) the sport mode and flappy paddle Shifters sends glorious exhaust notes through my neighborhood

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• SO

  @Sobie28 · 5 months ago

  I love my 2019 Granturismo MC conv., best car Ive ever owned. I will say I previously owned an older one (2011) which broke down like crazy. As long as you get 2015 or new its a great ride.

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