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Everything Else => General Automotive => Topic started by: Wizzo on February 20, 2007, 04:09:00 PM
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The new Pininfarina-styled Maserati GranTurismo will make its worldwide debut at the Geneva motor show, and the company's offering teaser pictures and a snippet of information.
(http://www.gpwizard.co.uk/images/masergt.jpg)
Described as "a high-performance GT", the two-door GranTurismo uses the company's 4.2 litre 405bhp V8 and a front/rear weight distribution of 49 per cent / 51 per cent.
It'll be fitted with a paddle-actuated automatic gearbox -- the same that just adopted for the Quattroporte -- and an adaptive control system that adjusts gear-shifting mode to the driving style and the driving conditions.
It's a full four-seater, it'll replace the Coupé and you can expect to be able to buy one in September.
Maserati made its first GT was in 1947 when the Trident Company unveiled the Pinin Farina-designed GT, the A6, at the Geneva show. 58 were built.
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:good: Veeery nice too
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I'll second that, very nice indeed :good:
I must say it's funny that alot of younger people here (in my city) that don't recognise the maserati brand, imagine the look on their faces when I told them that maserati and ferrari are linked.....(hope I didn't get that wrong!!)
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If they are Rom it's Maserati that is the class side of the link
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saw a Masarati about a month ago,ist one I've
ever spottrd on our streets and probably last
Only seen 2 Ferraris driving around in my life here :'(
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You poor thing dare.
If you ever get the chance come to London and you will see more exotic cars in a day then you probably would in a decade. Porsche 911's are almost as common as the taxis!
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You poor thing dare.
If you ever get the chance come to London and you will see more exotic cars in a day then you probably would in a decade. Porsche 911's are almost as common as the taxis!
My cousin been to London 3 times on vacation,loves it
If I ever had the time and money,I'd love to travel Europe
and it's old cities,so much history and hertiage,
The city I live in was founded in 1792,before that it was
Indian hunting grounds :D
Speaking of cars here,there's tons of BMW's and
Mercedes.They don't sell Fiat or Reanault here any
longer,have they improved any?
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I get a daily e-mail news letter from Auto Week. they have a story about this car in today's
http://www.autoweek.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070220/FREE/70220004/1528/FREE
Worth a look.
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I get a daily e-mail news letter from Auto Week. they have a story about this car in today's
http://www.autoweek.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070220/FREE/70220004/1528/FREE
Worth a look.
nice article Cosworth,seems reasonably priced for
that class of car
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They don't sell Fiat or Renault here any
longer,have they improved any?
I'll let Slugger and Neil answer this one.
I live about 30 miles from London so I'm always there. Parked up this morning and looked around:
2 x Jaguar XK
1 x Jaguar XKR
3 x Maseratis
Lost count of Porsche's, at least one GT3
1 x Suspicious car covered over which looked like a Ferrari
3 x Bentley Continentals
and obviously more BMW's and Merc's than I could count. I'd love to know how much that little lot is worth.
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I was just thinking about my street in my little Appalachian home town. All but one or two of the vehicles nomally parked there have truck plates - including my trusty Ford E-150! The closest thing we have toan exotic is the MG Midget I'm working on in the garage!
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over the years, in my city and other cities, i have seen a mock diablo, a real diablo, ferrari f50 and a newer one I don't know what it's called, lamborghini merc....merc..that strange name........and had a fun drive with a porsche 911 turbo....
he blitzed me after about 20 minutes of stupid speed driving..... :o
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Dare, I've been driving Renaults for 10 years now (don't laugh), I think the sportier 2 litre Clio's that I've had are very good value for money, reliability for me has'nt really been a problem either.
Neil.P
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Dare, I've been driving Renaults for 10 years now (don't laugh), I think the sportier 2 litre Clio's that I've had are very good value for money, reliability for me has'nt really been a problem either.
Neil.P
If they sold the 2 door Clio in USA I'd
really look into buying one.Think their
tough looking
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Renault street cars always remind me of the difference between heaven and hell:
Heaven is where the British run the police, the French do the cooking and the Germans build the cars.
Hell is where the Germans run the police, the British do the cooking and the French build the cars. >:D
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Renault street cars always remind me of the difference between heaven and hell:
Heaven is where the British run the police, the French do the cooking and the Germans build the cars.
Hell is where the Germans run the police, the British do the cooking and the French build the cars. >:D
nothing beats genuine southern cooking,like artery clogging
fried chicken and mashed potatoes