Maserati GranTurismo receives new Edition Race wheels from Hamann
As you may know already the wheels are maybe the most important thing at a car because they improve the looks even if the vehicle is a total mess. In order to sustain these words Hamann, the great German tuner revealed a new set of wheels for the Maserati GranTurismo and what should we say…the result is remarcable of course the car wasn’t a total mess…. [source]

IED Maserati Chicane
Any regular reader of Autoblog should know that the major automakers aren't the only ones unveiling striking new concept cars. In fact, independent designers tend to create even more exciting concepts than the big boys. All the more so for design students who give us a preview of what the future holds for creative automotive design. This year the graduate students at the Instituto Europeo di Design we'll let you decipher the translation yourself are coming to Geneva with a full-size concept Maserati...

2009 Maserati Quattroporte
 The Maserati Quattroporte was a car that was praised for its sinuous lines in equal measure to how much it was reviled for the inclusion of an automated-manual transmission. The transmission complaints have been blunted for 2008, with the addition of a six-speed ZF hydromechanical automatic, and now the rest of the car has gone under the knife for 2009. The biggest change for '09 is the inclusion of the GranTurismo S's front-mid-mounted 4.7-liter V-8 in the new Quattroporte S. Standard...

2012 Maserati Sports Car
It's a clear hint of a more dynamic Maser, competing not only with Aston's V8 Vantage, but also with Porsche's 911.Maserati has been through some tough times. But after years of loss, the Italian sports-car maker finally returned to profit in 2007. The comeback was possible because of new models like the Quattroporte Automatic and the brand-new GranTurismo luxury coupe. Demand for Maseratis has been growing, pushing production to an all-time high of about 9000 cars. Maserati CEO Roberto Ronchi talks of...

Edo Competition revisits the Maserati MC12
Click to view the Edo Maserati MC12 in our hi-res gallery There is no shortage in the automotive world of tuners endeavoring to squeeze extra performance out of already devastatingly fast cars. But Edo Competition is a breed apart. For those still unfamiliar, check out our previous posts on Edo's customized Lamborghini LP640, Ferrari 599 and Porsche Carrera GT, which demonstrate that, in Edo's blue eyes, perfection is relative and can always be improved upon. Their latest venture was to crank up the...

Spied: 2010 Maserati Quattroporte
The Maserati Quattroporte looks set for a more extensive facelift than we were expecting, if these latest spy shots from Italy are anything to go by.Our spies say they’ve not seen such heavy cladding on a Quattroporte prototype before, which suggests that the 2010 model’s front end will be heavily reworked. A new-look grille should bring the Quattroporte’s looks in line with that of its more aggressive sibling coupé, the GranTurismo.Meanwhile, bigger front air intakes will feed a new...

Spy Shots: Facelifted Maserati Quattroporte, with California GT engine?
Autocar's spies have caught the next Maserati Quattroporte undergoing testing, and judging by the copious quantity of camo covering the front end, a serious facelift is underway. The new fascia is expected to take cues from the Gran Turismo, complete with an elongated schnoz, gaping maw and deeply drawn headlamps that will lend some cohesion to the Maserati brand while eschewing any comparisons to the Buick LaCrosse. Out back, the changes are expected to be subtler, with a center brake light added to...

Maserati Quattroporte Bellagio Fastback concept
The Maserati Quattroporte defined the modern comeback of Maserati and has been praised for its looks and design the world over. Now, Italian coachbuilder Carrozeria Touring Superleggera is introducing a station-wagon version of the Quattroporte, dubbed the Maserati Quattroporte Bellagio Fastback. The car will be shown at the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa D’este from the 25th to the 27th of this month, at Lake Como in Italy. The Bellagio Fastback is still in concept form and details about any...

Maserati GranTurismo 4.2 V8
  IF someone gave you a Maserati GranTurismo for nothing and offered to meet its running costs you could be forgiven for assuming you had died and gone to heaven. However, if you had to pay the necessary £78,605 from your own pocket and then finance the ongoing bills you might think twice. That is not to say that you wouldn’t end up with the Italian supercar anyway but along the way you would check out the rival Jaguar XKR, Porsche 911, Aston Martin Vantage, BMW M6, Mercedes-Benz CL500...

Rendered Speculation: Maserati GranTurismo convertible
Onwards and upwards seems to be the new battle cry at Maserati. Finally returning to profitability for the first time in 17 years, the company launched the 438-hp GranTurismo S at this year's Geneva Motor Show. So what's next for the Trident marque? Maserati confirmed back in January that the the convertible version of its sumptuous grand tourer will be hitting showrooms by this time next year, translating to a possible motor show debut at Geneva 2009. The jury is still out on whether the drop-top GT...