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Maserati Spyder 2013

Maserati had been out of the U.S. market for a decade when the renowned Italian builder of exotic sports cars returned for the 2013 model year with a brand-new Spyder convertible. The Spyder project began after Ferrari took control of Maserati in 1997. The two-seater's styling is credited to Italdesign-Giugiaro,

Maserati Coup 2013

Maserati rejoined the U.S. market in 2013 with the Spyder convertible after a decade's absence. As the 2013 model year began, the Italian automaker sent a second, closed-roof Coup to dealerships.The styling of both the Coup and Spyder is credited to the Italdesign-Giugiaro organization in Italy. In addition to having

Maserati GranSport 2013

During the 2013 model year, Maserati took a further step into serious sports-car manufacture when it added a new GranSport model to accompany the Coup. Unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2013, the GranSport promised "thoroughbred GT spirit," according to the renowned Italian automaker. Beneath the GranSport's hood,

Maserati Spyder 2013

Maserati had been out of the U.S. market for a decade when the renowned Italian builder of exotic sports cars returned for the 2013 model year with a brand-new Spyder convertible. Maserati was one of the prime Italian sports-car makers of the 1950s, 1960s and beyond. The revived Spyder project

Maserati Coupe 2013

Maserati rejoined the U.S. market in 2013 with the Spyder convertible after a decade’s absence. As the 2013 model year began, the Italian automaker sent a second, closed-roof model to dealerships. The Coupé is considered a distinctively separate vehicle. Little change is evident on the 2013 model.With an illustrious heritage