How much does a 2004 Maserati cost?

About the 2004 Maserati Coupe

Coupe	Original MSRP/Price	Engine
Coupe 2dr Cpe Cambiocorsa	$85174	8 Cylinder
Coupe 2dr Cpe GT	$81013	8 Cylinder

Is the Maserati GT a good car?

The maserati gts is just a fabulous car. Build quality is excellent, the styling is just beautiful and it is such a practical car to drive, either in the city or on motorways. It is in its element though on the wonderful european roads and mountain passes.

Is Maserati Coupé reliable?

Since 2016, Maserati has repeatedly earned a low reliability rating in the ReliabilityIndex rankings, coming 40th out of 40 brands. In the most recent ReliabilityIndex rankings, the luxury manufacturer has earned a rating of ‘Poor’.

Is the Maserati GT fast?

The engine can power the GranTurismo Sport and MC from zero to 100km/h (62mph) in 4.8 seconds and 4.7 seconds on to a maximum speed of 299km/h (186mph) and 301 km/h (187mph). All this power finds its way to the road via a ZF six-speed MC Auto Shift gearbox.

Is Maserati engine reliable?

The Reliability Index gives Maserati vehicles a rating of 774.00 for 2019.

Is Maserati GT a supercar?

If you are in the market for an Italian supercar, you won’t find two better examples than the 2016 Lamborghini Huracan and the 2016 Maserati Gran Turismo. Both are expensive, track-worthy cars with elite performance and superb driving thrills.

Are GranTurismo reliable?

However, while the GranTurismo isn’t faultless, it is one of if not the most reliable Maserati models, OSV reports. This is also backed up by CarComplaints reports. While Maserati doesn’t sell as many cars as, say, Toyota, the GranTurismo has fewer reported issues than the Quattroporte or even the Levante.

Is a Maserati expensive to maintain?

The three-year or 37,500-mile interval comes with a Maserati maintenance cost starting at $1,925. This visit entails everything from the one-year maintenance schedule, with the addition of spark plug replacement.

Why does Maserati depreciate so much?

Maserati, like other more exotic brands tend to depreciate because the reliability is largely unknown and demand remains less. Unfortunately ,there are no Italian cars that are considered all that reliable, and they all tend to not do well when it comes to depreciation.