Cost Confessions Of A Maserati GranTurismo Owner

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• JA

  @jamiehall8188 · 2 years ago

  Thats how u maintain and use your pride and joy. Fair play to this guy

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• MV

  @MVD792 · 2 years ago

  Have my GranTurismo S for 5 years now and still love it when I start the engine and look at it.

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• RO

  @royfearn4345 · 2 years ago

  I passed my test in 1961 and set myself a goal of one day owning a Jaguar. 55 years later I achieved that goal. I still own a lovely 3.0 S type which, I'm not ashamed to say, is at the limit of what I can afford comfortably. And that is the secret; be ruled by your personal budget. Happy ownership, everyone!

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• AR

  @arti159-2.4 · 2 years ago

  The man maths is hilarious! That Maserati is a gobsmackingly beautiful car, I swear I'm nursing a semi looking at that (a Jeremy Clarkson phrase).

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• KE

  @kevinlong6482 · 2 years ago

  The chap loves it<br>The memories with his son are priceless <br><br>What’s the point of going to work if not to enjoy it<br><br>I fully endorse this video as an Aston Martin owner😂😂

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• JO

  @jobselebron5835 · 2 years ago

  My 2014 GTS is a daily driver about 800-1000 miles a month. I do the maintenance myself, is a easy car to work on. Front bushings, tie rods, alignment, new front tires, new rotor / pads front and rear, engine mounts, new battery and upgraded headunit. Mostly was deferred maintenance from previous owner. If DIY is an option its a tolerable cost, if you need the dealer forget about it. Dealer cost for maintenance, brake and suspension work is absurd. Its an amazing daily driver, they behave better when you put miles on them. Love my GTS.

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• EN

  @enricoinnocente2770 · 2 years ago

  I own a 2016 MC and this car is absolutely intoxicating. I don’t daily drive it but as soon as I can every weekend I take it out with my family and we go for a ride. Kids love it too.<br>I did some upgrades major one was the infotainment and the AC control unit, spacers, but no way I will keep track of the cost of ownership. It’s my toy it’s my joy and I will enjoy

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• FL

  @flhenryh · 1 year ago

  After watching your reviews, I decided to buy mine two months ago. The only difference is that I bought it as a project. I’m working on it myself and, fingers crossed, I’ll manage to keep the spending at a reasonable level.

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• MA

  @Maseratitine · 2 years ago

  The passion and the emotions it provides are costless...<br>Owner&apos;s word !

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• EA

  @earllsimmins9373 · 2 years ago

  A friend bought a flooded one for five grand. He put it in his driveway and washes it every weekend and his neighbors are envious.

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• IA

  @iancharlton678 · 2 years ago

  Dad had a wealthy friend in the mid seventies, black 930 Turbo, unfeasibly big arches and wheels, picnic table on the boot……. as a 12 year old it was mesmerising…..<br><br>Spool forwards, best mates dad bought himself a Guards red 911SC, Fuchs wheels, whale tail, turbo bodied, hooning around Essex then moving to terrorise St Austell in Cornwall…….<br>A business partner had a bronze 924 which I used to belt around Dagenham when courting in…..<br>Another good friend has, and had 924, 944 and numerous 911’s ……. still owning a LHD air cooled C4……..<br><br>Anyhow…… I’m 60 this year, they’re 60 this year…….. I had to.<br><br>So, a 2001 (996) Turbo Coupe tiptronic sits in the garage…….. Silver with Kerscher (Fuchs) wheels………at a squeeze, myself, my wife, my 17 and 15 yr olds and the dog can fit…….. but more importantly, just me and my memories in a wave of nostalgia……. As for the choice of gearbox……. when you stand on it, you would be advised to have two hands on the wheel as the experience is deeply religious….. 😮 🙂🇬🇧<br><br>Don’t wait…….. buy your dream before you’re too old or they ban them……..🏁

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• EA

  @eastbaystreet1242 · 2 years ago

  Love how Ben stays true to his Dadcar theme with the exclusive, dad-only, jean shorts! &nbsp;Keep bringing it, baby!

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