Welcome to the club, buddy. I've had my 2017 Grigio Granito/Cuoio with 14k miles for four years now, and I couldn't agree more. These are absolutely beautiful and fantastic cars. Here's one bit of advice, use your trickle charger if you're not driving it every day.
Hi bro, your sister uploaded a video of you and the Maserati and I asked her what your channel is called and she answered so here I am, you have very good content, keep it up you deserve more subscribers and more views. Bye bro👋🏼👋🏼
Totally agree ! Congratulations for beeing a new owner of this amazing car as i am. Do not hesitate to take a look to mine (a 2012 MC Sport Line), you'll tel me what you think of it and if you have the same feeling a I have. +1 fan looking forward to this new adventure
Solid review. I own both a 2011 GranTurismo S as well as a 2011 GranCabrio S with 13k and 12k miles I take them on special road trips and can report my 5'8" daughter fits in the rear seats just fine for a Highway 1 trip from Santa Cruz, CA to Santa Barbara, CA just fine :-) My only repair bill was the Tire Pressure Monitoring System that loses its mind if you rush the start up sequence. Other than that they both have been bullet proof. They look amazing! Sound amazing and drive very well. 🔱 lover here!
You may want to add or edit this video and add in which ground wire what was replaced or fixed? Because that will help other buyers or owners of the same car. Your channel is great. I really like your review very good editing and good content.
Great vehicle, been my daily for 5 years, now. Most enjoyable car to drive of any car I've owned. I DIY on it myself, a joy to work on as well. 👍 My BMW 535i has cost more to maintain.
The Ferrari F136Y engine (Maserati M145) worths every penny you sent, and you will get an extra bonus from the Italian furniture maker Poltrona Frau on the leather seats.
I own a 2016 Gran Turismo Sport 4.7 (Grigio Alfieri Metallic)- Gunmetal Grey with tan interior and wood accents on the dash and shifter knob. 1st and foremost these are Gran Tourers, they are not "Supercars". The engine is not Ferrari, Ferrari designed and produced the F136 block but it is a cross plane V8, not a Ferrari flat plane V8. If the Gran Turismo had not been so heavy, then perhaps it could be considered a "Supercar", but with how heavy the car is, it is a Gran Tourer. Only some mid engined V8 and V12 Ferraris are considered "supercars" front engined Italian cars are by historic definition, Gran Tourers. 2: Servicing and repair cost is still going to be new MSRP figures, a depreciated Maserati does not become cheaper to maintain or operate due to the car's used price depreciating. If you can not afford a repair bill for 10-15K, you might want to steer clear of this brand. 3: Valve cover gasket leaks are a major issue, will cost about 2K for the dealership to service the valve cover gaskets. 4: This car will wear out tires especially with the factory spec alignment, the front tires are going to have outer wear. Do not expect a set of tires to last more than 10,000 depending on road conditions and general use. 5: Buy a GT or a QP made after 2011, the earlier 4.2 V8s have a known variator solenoid issue.
Welcome to the club, buddy. I've had my 2017 Grigio Granito/Cuoio with 14k miles for four years now, and I couldn't agree more. These are absolutely beautiful and fantastic cars. Here's one bit of advice, use your trickle charger if you're not driving it every day.
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I agree. It worked on my 2015 Granturismo.
Hi bro, your sister uploaded a video of you and the Maserati and I asked her what your channel is called and she answered so here I am, you have very good content, keep it up you deserve more subscribers and more views. Bye bro👋🏼👋🏼
Beautiful work of Art 🎨
Amazing description, coolest thing I’ve watch today 🔥🔥🔥
Totally agree !
Congratulations for beeing a new owner of this amazing car as i am.
Do not hesitate to take a look to mine (a 2012 MC Sport Line), you'll tel me what you think of it and if you have the same feeling a I have.
+1 fan looking forward to this new adventure
Solid review. I own both a 2011 GranTurismo S as well as a 2011 GranCabrio S with 13k and 12k miles I take them on special road trips and can report my 5'8" daughter fits in the rear seats just fine for a Highway 1 trip from Santa Cruz, CA to Santa Barbara, CA just fine :-) My only repair bill was the Tire Pressure Monitoring System that loses its mind if you rush the start up sequence. Other than that they both have been bullet proof. They look amazing! Sound amazing and drive very well. 🔱 lover here!
You may want to add or edit this video and add in which ground wire what was replaced or fixed? Because that will help other buyers or owners of the same car. Your channel is great. I really like your review very good editing and good content.
I have the same car, same color same year but I have a peanut color interior with yellow shoes (breaks) instead the red you have
A dream these cars they sound amazing
Beautiful Maserati 🇮🇹👌🏻
Great vehicle, been my daily for 5 years, now. Most enjoyable car to drive of any car I've owned. I DIY on it myself, a joy to work on as well. 👍
My BMW 535i has cost more to maintain.
Beautiful machine, well done 🎉
love it!, purchased a rare 2014 GT with Novitec super charger, 646bhp.
Bro!! This was a fantastic video! A dream of mine.. One day! :)
The Ferrari F136Y engine (Maserati M145) worths every penny you sent, and you will get an extra bonus from the Italian furniture maker Poltrona Frau on the leather seats.
I've owned my Sport MC since new and even till this day their lineup and trim levels still confuses even an owner like myself
I just subscribed came here from Kendall’s story
Bro’s Kendall’s brother, but hey welcome back after a whole year off yt
I have a 2017 Maserati GT MC with the Stradale package. Absolutely astonishing!
The car is a “bargain” because of the five-figure repair bill to get it totally sorted
How did you afford that car? No hate, just curious
They’re cheap
Ferrari v8 without the most important thing….the flat plane crankshaft!!! That’s why it sounds like a Camaro!
I own a 2016 Gran Turismo Sport 4.7 (Grigio Alfieri Metallic)- Gunmetal Grey with tan interior and wood accents on the dash and shifter knob.
1st and foremost these are Gran Tourers, they are not "Supercars". The engine is not Ferrari, Ferrari designed and produced the F136 block but it is a cross plane V8, not a Ferrari flat plane V8. If the Gran Turismo had not been so heavy, then perhaps it could be considered a "Supercar", but with how heavy the car is, it is a Gran Tourer. Only some mid engined V8 and V12 Ferraris are considered "supercars" front engined Italian cars are by historic definition, Gran Tourers.
2: Servicing and repair cost is still going to be new MSRP figures, a depreciated Maserati does not become cheaper to maintain or operate due to the car's used price depreciating. If you can not afford a repair bill for 10-15K, you might want to steer clear of this brand.
3: Valve cover gasket leaks are a major issue, will cost about 2K for the dealership to service the valve cover gaskets.
4: This car will wear out tires especially with the factory spec alignment, the front tires are going to have outer wear. Do not expect a set of tires to last more than 10,000 depending on road conditions and general use.
5: Buy a GT or a QP made after 2011, the earlier 4.2 V8s have a known variator solenoid issue.
Bro is far overrated
So bro is overrated? Or the car is overrated? Or your bro is overrated?
It’s fucking Buick dude
Nicest f’ing Buick I ever seen.
Name a Buick that is better than this 😂
Then go get a Buick