1996 | Maserati Ghibli 2.8

The Maserati Ghibli, designed by the Italian design icon Gandini, is the last reincarnation of the Biturbo series from the 80s with its numerous offshoots and variants. The Ghibli was introduced in 1992 and, with the last facelift in 1996, ran under the name GT until the end of production in 1998. The GT is considered the most sophisticated variant and is therefore, alongside the Ghibli special models Cup and Primatist, also the most sought-after. After the facelift, the Ghibli had 17-inch tires, a Getrag six-speed gearbox and the rear axle taken over from the Ferrari 456, which was better able to withstand the high torque.

This well-maintained Ghibli GT, first registered in 1996 and with a complete service history, was serviced in Switzerland by a renowned Maserati specialist.

The paint and leather are in just as good a condition as the technology, so that the car offers its drivers pure enjoyment as a source of fun and a discreet athlete. There is a drag mark on the front bumper, the matching counterpart on the lower edge of the hood, which is not adjusted correctly.

In this car you will indulge in opulent leather and fine Italian-made wood while listening to the sound of the engine and the exhaust system. Who needs a radio anyway!

Arranged privately, viewing by appointment.