Maserati Ghibli Trofeo

[moonstone]

I had a Ghibli for a while. Bought it as a more family friendly replacement for my E92 M3. Have to say that it wasn't one of my best car buying decisions but it was quite a nice looking car in side and out at the time and the grunt from the diesel wasn't too bad. Mine can now be had for around £17-20k used which is a bit of a bargain for what it is but they've now facelifted it and since stuck a V8 in it to create the Trofeo. I have to say, it is a very pretty looking thing indeed now if these photos are anything to go by. Although Chrysler parts-bin is still evident in the interior switchgear etc.

At that price point in comparison to zee Germans, there's no way I'd even think about buying one, but on the used market, if it depreciates as fast as the other models, it could be quite a compelling proposition...

Evo Review here: https://www.evo.co.uk/maserati/ghib...22-review-does-this-old-school-saloon-need-to

 

[boba fett]

I have always looked at Maserati's like this: Why would you buy a Maserati when as a rule, most have Ferrari running costs?

 

[Senna11]

Because they are so pretty. Unlike most of the new BMWs which are now as ugly as sin. Completely missing the point but who cares

 

[boba fett]

Because they are so pretty. Unlike most of the new BMWs which are now as ugly as sin. Completely missing the point but who cares

They are better looking than the latest German offerings Ill give you that!

With recent events I have been slightly scalded with Italian Exotic ownership! Still waiting for mine to come back, due to waiting for parts to come in stock!

 

[Grunty-Motor]

Nope, not for me - I put them in the Fugly category!