USED Maserati GranTurismo - What goes WRONG?

[@bobstevens6733]

What goes wrong? Yes.

[@zzhughesd]

Yes !

[@williamfan1985]

It's easier to point out what doesn't go wrong

[@francistaylor1822]

Yeah I saw the title and thought I wish i had some popcorn

[@DaleSteel]

Not true. All the problems mentioned can happen on most cars. I've had many maserati never let me down.

[@carlossanz1062]

@@DaleSteelif you have several it is because you change it

[@normsallitt2753]

I've owned my 2017 Granturismo Sport for 5 years now and have had absolutely zero issues with it. As a long-time owner of multiple new and vintage Porsches (4 911s (2 Turbos), 2 928s, Boxster S, etc, I can only say that the GT has far exceeded not only my expectations of the Maserati brand, but has also beaten the reliability of most of the best from Stuttgart. These are absolutely amazing automobiles, and the Pininfarina looks combined with the sounds of that 4.7 V8 are at the very pinnacle of all automobiles IMHO.

[@peterbest5938]

Agree 100%. A lot of this scaremongering is due to idiots buying without PPI and picking up a car with delayed maintenance. Mine was trouble free for 3 years yes it more expensive to service than my 911 but I knew that. Loved it anyway.

[@SylvainPoirier-m7w]

3 991's as well and Aston Martin Vantage my Granturismo brings more more pleasure but I carefully chose it when I bought it. Always remember that ,nothing is more expensive than a cheap Maserati.

[@SPRO2007Fred]

"2 928s" - I'm impressed. Lovely cars but not the best rep for reliability.

[@IYG-x7c]

That all depends on how many miles you had. A lot of people say "I had zero issues" only to find out they had 20k miles on the car lol. If you had say zero issues to 100k miles, I would be impressed.

[@peterbest5938]

@@IYG-x7c low mileage and unused can be just as expensive on maintenance as a high mileage example. These cars like nothing more than a long distance run across Europe

[@brown8317]

What goes wrong. Everything, but yes i still want one

[@ReDriven]

You’re not alone

[@peterlattimore6013]

Yes, the electrics do hate water. I never lock my Mazza...that stops the battery from draining. Rear wheels last 8k as the inside edge wears out super fast with 2 degrees camber. The ZF6 gearbox is built solid. And buy the F136 4.7 To avoid the cam timing issues.

[@LeoNidasPlayForFun]

At list don't trick people it's a some kind of masterpiece deserve owning.

[@peterlattimore6013]

@@LeoNidasPlayForFun if you enjoy tinkering... and you're mechanically competent, these GTs and Quattroporte are a great toy to own... I own the Quattroporte Sport GTS and love every km I drive ... (same chassis) ...

[@samartz]

same!

[@hippostalker52]

I love it when you guys do cars like this. It’s not exactly about logical decision making because if that were the case we could all just drive Camrys and Lexus RXs and call it a day. Instead, it’s appreciating different personalities and uniqueness of every car.

[@cthorno2991]

The designs of Italian cars are amazing. Pininfarina, Guigiaro, Zagato, Gandini, Bertone...these are my heroes. Great to see some real left field car reviews.

[@JBurrows410]

My late father left me his 2014 GranTurismo it has done around 12000km, its an amazing car to drive, always give you a special feeling when you take it out and touch wood nothing has gone wrong with it so far, i guess i am one of the lucky ones...

[@peterbest5938]

Same here no issues at all

[@elnyoutube123]

Take good care of it change the oil on time do the timing belt and basic services if you havent already

[@eponymous7910]

Owner's groups/Emotional support network

[@targaflorio3239]

Great video. Have owned two. The current 4.7 and the past 4.2. You need to make sure they’re always on a ctek. Annually serviced. Outside consumables, zero issues. When it comes to looks and sound, very very little surpasses it imo.

[@its_nickv]

I bought a 2014 Gran Turismo; owned it now for 2 years, only bought it for the sound. Fell in love with the looks. Touch wood nothing major has gone wrong. Yes the interior is sticky and outdated. But leave it on a trickle charger, drive it often, service it regularly and most of the reported issues won’t appear. As he mentioned the newer the better

[@normsallitt2753]

Same here, but with zero issues in 5 years of ownership of my 2017. These truly are fantastic cars that don't deserve 90% of the negative judgment claims from non-owners.

[@peterbest5938]

I bought a GranTuriamo 4.7 S three years old with an extended Maserati warranty - did I ever need or use the warranty NO. I had the car for 3 years, took it all over Europe, never broke down once and was 100% reliable. Just standard servicing and consumables. Happy when I sold on to the next chap who has also enjoyed trouble free driving in it. Ok it is more expensive to service that my 911 but I knew that before I bought it. FWIW o lost £10k off the value of the car in the 3 years I owned it. Get a PPI because it’s the delayed maintenance that’s gonna kill you with these cars. The engine is basically bullet proof so no worries there

[@shaunmurray8132]

Maserati is a brand i did not previously spare much thought for, until recently....I went to the USA and booked a hire car RAV4. When i got there, they had ran out of RAVs. They "only" had a Maserati Levante...M8!....What a week i had with that! I have so much respect for the brand now. Wish i could have kept it so bad.

[@justinpoole8078]

One of my clients had a alternator issue with his GT. Dash lights were going nuts. Oem part was a arm and a leg. So I bench tested all the individual alternator components and narrowed it down to the regulator. And then matched the regulator to a Lexus aftermaket part. all the electronic gremlins went away and the car was back on point. cheers. hope this helps anyone with the same issue.

[@Zgmflegend]

Part number?

[@simondunstall3520]

I love how you guys haven't replaced your smoke alarm battery in ages...lol

[@41DegreesSouth]

Had me checking the house! 😂

[@S1MediaHQ]

Along with many other German cars, I have had both the 4.2 and currently the 4.7 GTS.. Hand on heart I love the thing. The whole experience is great. Such a beautiful design - It has presence but not it an ostentatious way.. Classy when I arrive at weddings, cool when I go to coffee and cars. Not many cars can pull that dual personality off. Some of the things I like besides the exterior design is obviously the sound, the 4.7 has the sports exhaust with active valves, sounds incredible. Weird but I love the weight distribution, something like 48%F 52%R, allows it to just pivot around you in such a predictable way you wouldn't believe it handles the way it does given it's perceived size. That brings me onto the Skyhook active suspension, its great. Out of sport its supple and rides like a GT, in sport, damping firms up, you notice all the small bumps and undulations in the road and bodyroll is next to none. Sound system is good once you plug in a good Bluetooth 5.0+ receiver as it has a Subwoofer in the parcel shelf that thumps! The 2013 onwards GTS models have 6 pot Brembo brakes up front which give the stopping grunt a car of this power and weight deserves. I also agree with you on the smell. That rich leather smell which you don't really get anymore always get the "Smells expensive in here" comment. The paddles are the best I've ever used, with proper haptic feedback and fixed to the column like they should be in any driver's car. (Although they took away the rubber on the back of the paddle on my newer car which is on the early models like the one in the video- felt nice was a bit disappointed by that) A rarely talked about feature is the buttons on the back of the steering wheel which control the infotainment, genius! (Up, down, select) I wish there was a "Back" though. I didn't buy it for a daily driver so i don't care much about the infotainment system.. It plays music. Job done. The real music is on when I turn the stereo off, get the windows down and open the throttle! The best thing by far though is sheer joy on people's faces after hearing a down shift. Nice review, some points I stand by but some would be solved by having a newer car and some by a better maintained car. I did like the comment about wireless charging though- I don't think my phone even had wireless charging in 2007 when that thing was released 😂 Anyway all the best to any current and future owners of these wonderful cars 🔱❤

[@rotarpowered6665]

Ah yes, the Lebanese Commodore

[@Anthony77733]

Nah, that's a Merc AMG C63

[@rc70ys]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@itsomarz9337]

Lebanese commodore?

[@knob]

uh, you’re confusing this with the C63S AMG

[@nick4paokara]

I was about to ask for a Maserati GranTurismo on your last vid for your next vid. You delivered. Telepathically. Interesting.

[@urVirtualChad]

As soon as I saw Maserati I thought "what goes right"

[@husamahmed6539]

this made my day, thank you haha

[@SailingSVPipedream]

Have you actually owned one then?

[@billymania11]

I like this guy. Trying to sell the idea that a Maserati is a wise purchase. Sort of like a wild wolverine makes a good house pet.

[@SailingSVPipedream]

It was a wise purchase for me.

[@billymania11]

@@SailingSVPipedream From a KZbin clicks perspective, you might be right.

[@antcantcook960]

@@SailingSVPipedreamContrarian

[@normsallitt2753]

It was a wise purchase for me as well. 5 years of fantastic driving and absolutely trouble-free ownership with my 2017 Granturismo Sport. These are amazing automobiles.

[@SailingSVPipedream]

@@antcantcook960 Almost everything that is fun in life is contrary to what the majority thinks…

[@Rimkus7]

What goes wrong? Thousands of owners with no issues? Yeah, garage kept, 2k kms a year, no faults whatsoever. It is a stunning car indeed though.

[@peterk7754]

I once did a full tank of fuel, and nothing whent wrong with it

[@Orvieta]

With the tank of fuel or the car?

[@sivuyiledumalisile6308]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@pedaknezevic1912]

reading your comment, I can hear Jeremys voice: "Some say... he went trough whole tank with no problem."

[@R03333]

Except for the hole in the tank it fell out of?

[@Orvieta]

@@R03333 That's called the intake though.

[@PKDionysus]

Jim Hemsworth's segment wasn't as long as I thought it would be. Great video, awesome car. That acceleration moan was legit. I can relate 😭😭😭

[@Rhythmattica]

Such a great format... Having a real mechanic fill details in is a win...

[@CraigAdams-s9i]

2014 car, much more reliable than my 2015 Porsche 991.1GTS4, and believe it or not it better to drive too. Also comes without the £60K engine repair bill that a big AMG will incur. Infotainment system is shit, but a decent aftermarket touchscreen solves that issue. Swap out Skyhook for some Formula Dynamics coilovers and sway bars for better ride and handling. Front subframes can rust in wetter climates, but not the end of the world, just factor it into the costs. Best car I’ve ever owned, including various Porsches, BMWs, Mitsubishis, and even a TVR. Here in the UK, you can pick up a good low mileage one for the price of a Ford Focus!

[@S1MediaHQ]

Yeah agree with everything you said.. Apart from deleting the Skyhook. Works well and let's it be a GT - Soft when cruising and stiffer damped when out for some fun.

[@rogerxu3501]

ZF 6sp is the best gear box, these 4.2/4.7 engine doesn’t have any major problem but they do have many electrical ac and switches problems

[@cwang6951]

That's what I loved about my VE SSV - the sound. The sense of theatre, just driving to the shop - all of the time

[@mvnorsel6354]

They do look so good, God bless the Italians .

[@matthewfrankcook]

Any exotic Italian car (I know as I have had a few..) think of them as like a really hot super model with an STD, approach with care.....

[@jamesrobert4106]

Best summary ever. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@charlieryan1736]

Thanks for making this honest review on this beautiful Maserati 🇮🇹👌🏻

[@Phil-p6k]

This looks (and sounds) better than all the rivals of its era. This thing is a good problem to buy.

[@csjrogerson2377]

The aura of what goes wrong is so powerful its stops the fridge, the TV, internet, the pool pump, the electric gate to your property. It stops EVERYTHING.

[@interceptor7905]

Lol

[@bukaneja]

😂

[@normsallitt2753]

You've obviously never owned one. I've owned my 2017 for 5 years and have had absolutely zero issues with it. These are fantastic automobiles.

[@csjrogerson2377]

@@normsallitt2753 If you've owned a 7 yr old Italian sports car for 5 yrs why did the 1st owner sell it after 2?

[@normsallitt2753]

@csjrogerson2377 because he purchased a new 2019 Granturismo with the new and improved infotainment system. Also, because the 2019 was expected to be (& technically was at that time) the final year for the GT.

[@mattthambirajahpt286]

It is a beautiful car though.... And I logged on to look up pizza dough recipes.. but here we are

[@andyh5666]

Let us know when it's ready 😆

[@josephlong1336]

12g yeast 300ml warm water 500g strong flour 15g salt 2 tsb oil

[@zanelancaster2007]

@@josephlong1336 thanks

[@molisemojaje6990]

You never know where life will throw you 😂

[@montyspearo]

Another victim of KZbin rabbit hole.

[@katzicael]

What goes wrong? *points at everything in the engine bay, fuse box & interior/exterior trim*

[@derekwilson9559]

You need to replace your smoke detector battery jim

[@ReDriven]

It’s actually hardwired in, no battery. Out of the several in the workshop, one is playing up, sorted it this weekend.

[@tangledtangles1384]

No Don’t fix it. It’s driving the viewers around the bend

[@Hapkido82AUS]

Mmmm Lexus RCF thanks (probably safest option reliability wise too )

[@adamwicks768]

Long time fan, love your work guys. Even bought a Lexus NX on your recommendation and I love it. I just went to buy some wiper tech wiper to support the channel and found out the link doesn’t work in New Zealand. Please send us a wipertech discount link that works in New Zealand. Keep up the great work.

[@LOLA6ifyable]

It's beutiful , and sounds amazing , it's a musical instrument , no movement needed. This is how you save on repair cost and insurance easy.

[@intellips]

I think Jeremy Clarkson once said “Owning a Maserati is like having a 2yo toddler - a pain in the arse but you’ll never want to part with it”

[@TP-3000]

I’ve run a Quattroporte for 6+ years and 30k miles. They don’t like flat batteries. That’s the main issue. During that time I’ve had a water pump fail (got it rebuilt), a parking sensor (Volvo part) and a window regulator. Other than that she’s been great and held her value well.

[@Fix-it-Tribe]

Great info and accurately presented!

[@delebabade1506]

The best video on the problems. Well. Done

[@robinritchie5502]

I've had my GranCabrio for two years. Yes, it needed lots of maintenance (that bloody alternator!) but once up to scratch it's been just fine. That said, it's prudent to have a rainy day fund handy. I keep the beast on a c Tech charger & drive it on sunny days. And driving it is an absolutely amazing experience. On the other hand, my every day runner is a Lexus IS350 LS. Kind of the opposite of the Maserati, a technological tour de force. Also the most practical, safe, bland, nondescript thing I've ever owned. But it's cheap to service! (apologies to all the Lexus lovers out there, but I just can't warm to this car)

[@mdiciaccio87]

My dad's one is great... apart from having to replace the entire cluster and most switches...for a lot of money

[@TwistedDonners]

I think it would've been easier to list what doesn't go wrong with this car. I'll admit it looks like the auto equivalent of a competent body guard. As always guys brilliant work and also keep up the good work and look forward to next week's videos as per usual 👍.

[@johngerontonis650]

Own a 2017 for two years no issues. I daily drive about 8k a year. Oil change every 5k, Only replaced battery and brakes. She’s been very reliable. Infotainment sucks but can be upgraded. The only issue is drive ways can be a nightmare.

[@FirstLast-hz1mp]

Been an owner of a 2012 4.7 for 3 years and it’s been wonderful. The only thing that has gone wrong was the drivers side window regulator but the rest of the car has been bulletproof. Damn shame that the Panamera outsold the Quattroporte when in fact the Italian is way more reliable than the German.

[@michaelduke4059]

A couple of stunning quasi 2+2 alternatives at sub 100K? How 'bout Jaguar XK8/XKR; Aston Martin DB9? Great video again Adam and Jim. Or you can combine your purchase price and rainy day fund and squeeze into a Lexus LC. Or what about a BMW M6 F12? The rear seats may even be useful! Great video again Adam and Jim.

[@harrypsaunders]

My brother in law had one in the US and every time something went wrong with it, which was most things, it would cost at least US$5,000. Absolute money pit.

[@MrWilliam.Stewart]

Jim, hope you got yourself a comfortable chair for this one.

[@FrederickFlinstone]

Great to see videos where they drive on the correct side of the car.

[@alanwayte432]

Until January in U.K. I ran a 2019 Granturismo MC for 28.000 miles, absolutely no issues, Screen was ok with Apple Car play, engine was magnificent, I was fortunate to have the car as part of an outstanding company debt so it translated into a great price..I lost £10k over four years.. underrated but buy as late a model as possible and prepare to open your wallet it can’t be run on a budget.

[@ChadHo-m2j]

I totally 100% agree with the battery issue. I replaced mine and the gremlins went away!

[@RyanBerich-u1w]

Thank you for this video. I knew there were a lot of problems with these cars but I still thought it might be an option. Clearly not for me.

[@ChrisDorgan]

So bang on with this review. I just swapped a manual AM Vantage Roadster 2014 for a 2018 Maserati GranTurismo MC. I would like to think two of the prettiest cars of the “modernish” era. I was surprised by the build quality, I was expecting it to be much higher more in the vein of AM and Ferrari. I would say the AM was a far better put together car and felt more “premium” inside. I would also say it’s definitely more reliable. So why did I change. Needed something a little more up to date and wanted more seats that fit humans in. The car since buying it has pretty much been in Maserati more than I’ve had it to drive. All electrical gremlins. So my patience is starting to get a little frayed with it. However, the moment I do drive it, as you say at 20 mins or so, to drive, it’s lovely. The sound, the way the engine revs all of that melts away those issues. I wish the car was 2-300kg’s lighter. I think that would really let it dance a bit. Certainly help with the brakes which can feel a little overexerted sometimes. I said to my dad, if they could put the Maserati power train / running gear in the Aston it would have been awesome! The lazy nature of the AM engine let it down a little but you could fix that with lightweight fly wheels etc but it still wasn’t as rev happy as the Maserati. Hoping to have it back soon so I can actually enjoy the car a bit. Any more issues though I’m not sure what I’m gonna do with it. It’s a shame because it does feel like you’ve got 80% of a Ferrari for used BMW M car money.

[@maserati0012]

Stop taking it to Maserati they don't have a clue what's going on take it to Ferrari they have all the electrical wiring since they built the engine and schematics and they have the tools to fix your issue the first time without costing a arm and leg. I went to Maserati with my 2013 Maserati Granturismo Sport and they said they didn't know what was wrong I took it to Ferrari and they knew what the problem was and didn't over charge me and I haven't had any issues in over a year that I've had the car.

[@ChrisDorgan]

@@maserati0012 it’s under warranty at the moment but that’s something I’ll look into. Not sure if Ferrari will actually look at it here, they’re quite precious & the dealerships are nowhere near each other. The closest Maserati dealership to me is actually also Lambo and Lotus 🤣 we do know a few people at the Ferrari dealership so I’ll ask the question. I also know a specialist for fez and maser, once warranty is done probably take it there.

[@thefreshestprince89]

This used to be one of my dream cars. Have to say that the tail lights haven’t aged very well but the rest of it looks timeless.

[@evanlaw3596]

Laugh my ass off. Maserati owners are a group of people who don’t complain about things like their car issues because they have more cars

[@normsallitt2753]

I've owned my 2017 Granturismo Sport for 5 years and have legitimately had absolutely zero issues.

[@jasonknight5863]

That’s true. We have 14 cars. But our Quattroporte has never let us down. It has minor things concerning with trim pieces go wrong some time. But mechanically it’s been super reliable. Parts are super expensive.

[@jasonknight5863]

You have to think about it like this. If you buy a used one. For the price of a Ferrari engine which it has. And that amazing sounds. You get the rest of the car thrown in for free.

[@normsallitt2753]

@evanlaw3596 I have a serious question for you. Do you believe that you feel the same tingle in your lower region when you start the ignition of your 4 cylinder commuter as the owners of the last naturally aspirated Ferrari F136 motor that's under the hood of a Maserati Granturismo? If not, then STFU because you're commenting on things that you're just unable to understand. Go back to bed, Evan.

[@valis992000]

Yes, I've thought of swapping out the head unit on my '14, but that controls some of the settings used by the ECU. I am really reluctant to install something with home brewed Android software, which is what most aftermarket upgrades are, and connecting it to the cars computer. Nothing is worse than electrical gremlins.

[@Kruse1]

Been waiting for this one, seen so many come into the habib price range.

[@Rimkus7]

I would sooooo be happy if you would review a SAAB. Any of them!

[@kwedog2373]

When you mentioned electrical gremlins...first thing that came to mind...change the battery.

[@liberty0758]

Saw a silver one just yesterday whizzed by. Holly shit the sound. I peed a little...

[@cal6252]

you sure it was pee or something a bit more fertile 🤣

[@liberty0758]

@@cal6252 um....... 🤫😜

[@ehhhh5536]

Jim getting in early for black history month. **beep**

[@geetee7154]

In my opinion, the GTS is & has, always been the most beautiful car ever made, I would put up with minor electrical issues, every car suffers them eventually, great review 👍

[@41DegreesSouth]

Couldnt get your wipertech code to work for their NZ site - but emailed to let them know I found them through you anyhow. Cheers lads.

[@spdaltid]

Ha, seems just like my old Alfa GTV's, but so, so, so, much more sensual. One used to park up next to me when I was fortunate enough to own a 911RS. My breath would fog the windows. So yes, given half a chance I'd buy one for the dolce vita days.

[@claudiadavies5110]

I've been so missing full reviews that include ashtray placement, yes it indeed has it all😁

[@skev303uk]

I love these so much, but am not stupid enough to put myself through the heartache of ownership!

[@mitchrowe7627]

Commenting to support the ReDriven boys because they entertain me when I work from home 🤝

[@johnsteve1352]

Ferrari designed the engine but never designed to be repaired

[@aleembruggen7395]

I would still choose a Maserati GT over a Porsche. Porches are so common and although high end quality cards, they läck exclusivity

[@hjalmarconte4926]

Agree - also, no Porsche can beat the elegance/class of the design of a Maserati GranTurismo - the model up to the very recent one (I agree with Adam - unfortunately Maserati missed the mark with the new GranTurismo generation), is arguably the most beautiful GranTurismo ever made IMO ...

[@S1MediaHQ]

Hundred percent agree! Weirdly, mine gets way more admiration from passers by when it's parked next to Porsches. Even when I'm admiring the Porsche 😂

[@dwattel]

i owned a QP for 7y (nightmare) - i went through 3x suspension (upper/lower ball joints + bushings + upper/lower a-arms) for the front, and the steering rack went out $4000, and this thing ate tires every 12m!!! both winder regulators broke on the front 2 doors...

[@Woodsy3211]

I've got a 2012. The sound is orgasmic. And in my biased opinion, the best looking car on the road. Just suppress all the fear of it breaking. Bury that shit deep down inside.

[@nullx8]

my absolute dream is still a GrandCabrio, even living in Asia this cars are beyond expensive (300% luxory tax) so i could buy 3 AMGs for the same money, still i would probably do it anyway .. i drove a Alfa 156 GTA years back, this car spend significantly more time in the shop than on the road, but still evey second driving it was such a experience making the headache well worth it, a Maserati is just a upgrade on exactly the same .. meaning more car - more problems - more enjoyment.

[@timj41]

That vibration is bushes that need replacing , Jim told him the price and he said “come again, because I can’t”

[@ofentsetsipa1578]

Best to rent one for the XP.

[@eugenewang4650]

Yeh, expensive euro 'dream' cars are to be rented and driven for a day. You can even hire them at a track and do a few laps. Owning one is just a nightmare.

[@Steven-p4j]

Overall, all the more sophisticated the vehicle, the more reliant the car is on battery condition.(this appears to be the case in so many of them) So, conditionally, leave the car on a trickle charger, or get a high-end battery and keep an eye on the regulator and charging circuit. So many of the regular gremlins are resolved via this method, it appears to me.

[@johnphaceas7434]

Surely the Mazza GT to get is the series one 3200GT with the boomerang rear lights. Just a lot nicer to look at, much more analogue, twin turbo V8 with a conventional auto or manual. And plenty of parts shared with other Fiat/Alfa products of the era so much less expensive to repair/replace. Plus they are now available for under $35k. But the series one is the only choice - the rear cluster on the S2 looks like a DIY restyle using bits off a 280ZX.

[@Landmantx]

I wish he would stop talking about all the possible issues and just turn on the car and let the engine roar. Nothing else really matters.

[@TheDM3002XTuber]

I totally agree! Outside very nice (including sound), inside nah...

[@chriskelly5712]

17,10,24 Love our Laurante, Chrysler diesel 204 kilowatts, beautiful luxury, just keep tyre pressure at tyre makers recomended number, not Maserati. 9.5 out of ten. All our trips are 1000 kilometres.

[@stonecold9132]

Everything. I will stick to my Camry . No hybrid , no EV, no turbo

[@ashsabetian2943]

To the guy at the start of this video in saying that Mas GTS is not a Ferrari...well no one is saying this car is a Ferrari...what we are saying is, the engine was designed and built Ferrari and the MC shift which is a single clutch paddleshift is the same gearbox Ferrari uses in the F430...I own a 2011 Mas GTS with MC Shift and I have had no problems with it..and it's a beautiful exotic coupe that is fun to drive with luxury and space and it has a Ferrari V8 Growl..

[@AdamAus85]

A 5th gen Quattroporte down the road would be a good review. "Interesting" interiors in those things too.

[@estebansouki7203]

Nice watch! Is it an Erebus Origin????? 👀

[@MrWilliam.Stewart]

Nice HR-V in the wiper test BTW.

[@luisalvarez8718]

❤ ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS, the Italian GT Vibrator, GranTurismo.!!!😮

[@anthonyxuereb792]

Like the man said, so much depends on having a really healthy battery.

[@mushy1983123]

Same price range I'd go for are f80 m3 more handing dynamics and far more tuning potential

[@tribetrademark]

their one car considered the workhorse in other countries but the sales man best looker in japan...The Toyota Probox/Succed.. Please do a review of this...I wanna see your take on this

[@giuseppe-xd8ty]

the 'what's it like to drive' segment was so funny I laughed out loud. This is when you start watching these reviews not only for the cars themselves but for Adam too. Honestly it is accurate to say that the Maserati sounds like that girl who's beautiful but high maintenance.

[@ReDriven]

Thanks so much mate! - AK

[@BluOrion08]

You guys should do a ZC33S Swift Sport review. It's been out for a while and might be getting a new model

[@Trumppower]

Better buy Corvette/Viper if you search for a weekend RWD car.

[@tonydrake462]

Reminds me of my (current vehicle) diesel captiva - but sexy as hell...

[@lucasblainee3776]

would love to see a video featuring the gen 3 v70 range from volvo !!

[@michaelb6729]

12:00 The interior has Fiat Punto vibes ! . . . . compare it, once you see it, it can't be unseen !

[@interceptor7905]

I know what u mean

[@chao5s]

Drove a Ghibli before(not mine luckily), I have to admit the V6 V8 sound good, and, the pros end there ;-) Can't believe the interior is for Maserati... Feels like Jeep or Chrysler... When things go wrong, owners may need to pay Maserati tax for the same Jeep/Chrysler parts ;-)

[@paulaiello9105]

I just ransacked my house looking for the smoke detector with the low battery beep, and I came to realize, it's the mechanics smoke detector! LOL XD

[@MrPAB34]

Still got to change the battery in the smoke detector/alarm Jim....

[@pedaknezevic1912]

What goes wrong? The Maserati. All of it.

[@numbereightyseven]

Before even watching 1 second: "This'll be a laugh......"

[@ROK350]

Is it just me but the high window sill would bug me, no end. I know it is a safety thing but I don't like it - still like to be able to rest the elbow on the sill occasionally - especially with that engine note to listen to.