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Thursday, August 18, 2011

2012 Maserati GranCabrio Sport Convertible

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Maserati Gran Sport convertible using the latest version of Maserati’s rich, all-alloy 4.7-liter V8, derived directly from high-performance Gran Turismo MC Stradale. This naturally aspirated engine produces 450 hp (331kW) at 7000rpm: for more convertibles is10hp spruce. It is also rich with torque peaking at 510 nm (20 nm over spruce convertible) arrives at 4750rpm. Eighty percent of the maximum torque is already available at only 2500rpm. Also added power, torque and responsiveness, friction reduction program has reduced Maserati Gran Sport convertible fuel consumption by six percent to a combined total of 14.5 l/100 km.

The exhaust tips will also help the Maserati GranTurismo sports gives a richer sound when the engine by-pass valves are activated. The valves are always open to the Sport manual mode, when they are open for more than 2500rpm Auto Sports. This exhaust system allows the Maserati hit the goal of improving the performance of the car and also allows its customers access to new open-air theater, music and rich sound experience.

The Maserati Gran Sport Convertible is the first Maserati to match the upgrade version of the 450HP 4.7-liter engine with daily luxury of a fully automatic transmission. This six-speed transmission includes super-fast MC-Shift Auto and was developed for the Maserati Gran Sport Convertible directly from the transmission in the Quattroporte Sport GT S.

The Sport package GranCabrio Maserati MC Sports Line available immediately at launch, including the interior and exterior carbon fiber. For example, you can change the front splitter Carbon fiber, while the side skirts are also available in black. The Astro-design wheels of 20 inches are available in light gray to create a darker, more menacing, look.

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2011-Maserati Quattroporte Review,Price,and Exteriors and Interior Images

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Aside from some minor cosmetic tweaks to the mid-level model, the Maserati Quattroporte returns for the 2011 model year as stunning as it’s ever been over its six years in production.

The Quattroporte (“four-door” in Italian, of course) made its debut in the 2005 model year and still looks every bit as rakish and ravishing as it did on Day One. The smoothly sculpted roofline tapers into an elegant tail, marking a high point in the perpetual compromise between a sporty stance and elegant sedan bodywork. The rich interior adds to the mystique, with plenty of wooden trim and detailed piping on the leather seats.

Unlike the bigger German sedan rivals, the Quattroporte is more like a four-door sports car. XF and the new A7 are good for comparison: the slightly harsh ride of the Q-Porte over rough surfaces is something to be overlooked, as is the somewhat cramped back seat, while the note of its 400-horsepower, 4.2-liter Ferrari-derived engine is something to be savored. The engine wails brilliantly at its 7500-rpm redline, and through its six-speed automatic transmission, pushes the base Quattroporte to 60 mph in about 5.5 seconds. A 425-hp Quattroporte Sport GT S model can hit the same mark in about 5.0 seconds. Both stride to speed in a hurry, though at 4400 pounds, they’re clearly overcoming a weight problem. The transmission comes with a manual shift mode and paddles for shifting; they’re located behind the somewhat small steering wheel.

Huge Brembo brakes give it the stopping power of a true supercar, though, and its independent suspension lends it a nimble feel–though the Skyhook air suspension is recommended to take the edge off the sometimes brittle ride quality.The Quattroporte’s cozy interior suffers from limited head room in back, but the front seats have ample room surrounding them. The trunk is large enough only for one full-size suitcase and a couple of soft-sided weekend bags.

There aren’t any independent crash-test results for the Quattroporte, but with seat-mounted side airbags up front and head-protecting curtain bags covering the front and rear, the car at least covers the bases. Anti-lock brakes and stability control are standard, as are great bi-xenon HID headlamps.

For the exclusivity of owning a Maserati, you’ll pay a steep price–higher than the competitive . You’ll also have to exercise some patience, since the sedan is built to order–and orders can take four to six months to complete.