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These Ferrari-Powered Maserati Trofeo Models Are Surprisingly Thirsty

If you want a Ferrari-powered daily driver without a Ferrari price tag, you should give Maserati a close look. Under the hood of certain Maserati models lives a V8 shared with mid-engined supercars. However, a new report by CarBuzz suggests that while these models are fun and powerful, they are extremely thirsty. For 2021 you …
by Gabriel Vega
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Maserati’s Relationship With Ferrari Continues To Die

Maserati is a respected automaker with origins in Italy. The manufacturer has a strong racing background and a strong consumer luxury performance vehicle background. But, for roughly 20 years, the company has been using someone else’s engines, Ferrari’s. That is why Maserati is often referred to as the poor man’s Ferrari. A buyer of the Italian trident-wearing …
by HJ Pizarro
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Fiat Chrysler Merger Is Upon Us: Which Brands Live Or Die?

With the approval by shareholders today of the joining of Fiat Chrysler and Groupe PSA, the merger is upon us. The nuts and bolts of the union should be wrapped up before spring. But with it comes the fact that there are now too many brands in what will be called Stellantis. That means the …
by Thom Taylor
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Stimulus Check Stuntin’ – 5 Luxury Cars For Less Than $20,000

Thanks to our ever-caring government, our accounts will be looking fat with this second round of stimulus funding. So, after you’ve bought your second home and 18 PS5s, what are you going to do with all the extra cash? Maybe buy a Ferrari? A few limos, maybe? Well, let’s not be ridiculous. Even though the …
by Peter Corn
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Vehicle Safety
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Many Vehicles Being Built Don’t Comply With This New Safety Regulation

From airbags to collapsing steering wheel columns the fed mandates safety regulations on a year-by-year basis. Each year new regulations are put in place that automakers must comply with. But a new car safety regulation taking effect has seen numerous automakers and/or certain models built that don’t have the safety feature. So, what’s going on? …
by Thom Taylor
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These Exotic Rental Cars Will Cure Your Quarantine Ennui

If you’re tired of pandemic quarantining and staying at home too much, it’s time to inject some excitement into your life. Whether you own a car or not, consider renting one to get out of the house and see the scenery. And, if you’re going to get a rental car, why not up the game …
by Ed Reeves
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Coupes

What’s the Most Reliable Used Maserati?

When it comes to reliable luxury, Maserati doesn’t tend to do so well. However, given its cars’ resale values, they make tempting used purchases. But just because a car is ‘exotic’ doesn’t automatically make it unreliable. For example, with proper exercise and maintenance, an Aston Martin is no less daily-drivable than a Porsche. And if …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Trucks & SUVs

These Are the 6 Fastest 2021 SUVs

Switching from a sports car to a family SUV doesn’t necessarily mean you have to give up speed. To showcase this, we’re looking at some of the fastest family SUVs currently available for sale. Motor1 recently published a comprehensive of over 20 fastest SUVs, and today we’re listing off the top six. The fastest of …
by Gabriel Vega
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The Most Depreciated Supercars Go Head-To-Head in a YouTube Series

Supercars are the things of dreams. Many people can only admire them from a distance because of their price points when new. However, not all of them are equal. Some are more reliable than others. Consequently, some of these dream machines depreciate more than others. To show how attainable a supercar can be, a show …
by HJ Pizarro
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The new Maserati MC20 Is a Thing of Dreams

Whether you are a fan of Maserati cars or not, there are a few reasons the MC20 should have your attention. Sure, this car will be super low production and be so rare that you might never actually see it in person. In fact, even if you did see it in person, chances are it …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Cars

Buying a Maserati Could Be More Affordable Than You Think

Maserati is a glorified brand famous for its dashing vehicles. Not many people think of this Italian car brand as a means for an attainable, everyday luxury car, but buying your own Maserati could be more affordable than you think. You can save over $70K by purchasing a used Maserati. But before doing so, here’s what you should …
by Leigh Fields
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The driver's front quarter of the 2021 Maserati Ghibli Hybrid.
Hybrids & EVs

Maserati Introduces First Ghibli With Hybrid Power

The Ghibli, from Maserati, has been awaiting an update for much too long. The brand has not had any real excitement in its ranks, arguably since the Maserati Levante model was introduced in 2016. The Ghibli, in the meantime, has grown long in the tooth. So, when Maserati announces that an update is coming, naturally, …
by HJ Pizarro
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Sedans

These Are the Least Reliable Luxury Cars of 2020

If you’re going to spend a large sum on a luxury car, you don’t want to get stuck with an unreliable model. Of all the cars on the Consumer Reports luxury car ratings list, these are the least reliable luxury cars of 2020. Let’s take a closer look at each of the unreliable 2020 luxury …
by Jordan Almond
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SUVs

Avoid the Aston Martin DBX, Buy the Maserati Levante Instead

The battle of the luxury performance SUVs is heating up. Maserati has had the Levante out for a little while. Not to be forgotten, by the end of this year, the folks over in England are joining the category with the Aston Martin DBX. There are others as well. Lamborghini has the Urus SUV, and speculation indicates Ferrari will be …
by HJ Pizarro
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The Maserati Quattroporte S Q4 Isn’t Worth Its Luxury Price Tag

Many automakers assume that potential buyers will purchase simply because of their name, and they might be on to something. Automakers like Ferrari, Mercedes, Maserati, and Aston Martin come with high price tags and have a certain amount of prestige. If you casually admit you own a Jaguar to a new acquaintance, they’ll immediately assume …
by Savannah Keaton
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Crossovers

The Best New Maserati Is the $170k Levante Trofeo SUV

Although Maserati is a historied brand, the Italian automaker’s products haven’t always lived up to the hype. The Ghibli, in particular, has been heavily criticized for a low-quality interior and overall lack of reliability. And the car many consider the best Maserati, the GranTurismo, is over a decade old, and on its way out. But …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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2019 Range Rover Sport
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According to Reddit, You Should Never Buy a Range Rover

It’s not unusual to feel some buyer’s remorse after getting a new car. Although some cars and trucks rarely disappoint, many more end up on ‘never buy’ lists. Luxury vehicles often appear, likely due to their often-expensive repairs and usually-quick depreciation. And despite high sticker prices, quite a few luxury cars suffer reliability issues. One …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Motorcycles

Lazareth LM410 Motorcycle Has 4 Wheels and 200 Hp

As a general rule, motorcycles only have 2 wheels. True, there are some 3-wheeled exceptions. Morgan, for example, will sell you a 3-wheeled vehicle that’s legally considered a motorcycle in most US states; ditto Canadian company Campagna. But if you want an actual motorcycle with 3 wheels, the only real choices are Can-Am or Harley-Davidson. …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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