2007 Maserati GranTurismo
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Production |
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Engine |
4.2 liter V8 |
Weight |
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Aspiration |
naturally aspirated |
Torque |
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HP |
405 hp |
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HP/Liter |
96.4 hp per liter |
1/4 mile |
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0-62 mph |
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Top Speed |
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(from Maserati Press
Release) Modena - 20th February 2007. The new Maserati
GranTurismo, styled by Pininfarina, makes its worldwide debut at the
Geneva Motorshow.
The Maserati GranTurismo is a muscular and sporty car, that can be
enjoyed every day and at the same time is engaging for the driver.
Its excellent handling and sportiveness makes it a point of
reference in its category. The Maserati GranTurismo is built with
particular attention to comfort, choice of materials and details and
with enough room for four people, as only Maserati can do.
The new Maserati GranTurismo is a high-performance sports car,
exciting to drive with a 4.2 liter V8 engine, delivering 405 HP, and
a weight distribution of 49% at the front and 51% at the rear. It is
fitted with an automatic gearbox and equipped with an adaptive
control system which adjusts the gear-shifting mode to the driving
style and the driving conditions.
Maserati's tradition of the Gran Turismo concept dates back to 1947
when the Trident Company, following its clients' demand, unveiled at
the Geneva Motorshow its first Gran Turismo, the A6, designed by the
great Pinin Farina. It was the first Maserati road car and was
produced in 58 units. The car was acclaimed by the automotive press
for its advanced technical content and for its avant-garde style
solutions.
The new model name - Maserati GranTurismo - is not incidental. Once
again, the partnership between Maserati and Pininfarina gives birth
to a car that is able to generate emotions and sets itself apart
from competitors, due to the technique with which it is built and
its unique style.
The new Maserati GranTurismo represents a further step towards the
completion of the Trident product range, following the worldwide
launch of the Quattroporte Automatic at the 2007 North American
International Auto Show in Detroit.