The CHEAP Supercar that We Didn't Give a Fair Shot | Maserati Nettuno Story

[@RobertLeBlancPhoto]

I'm personally a Ferrari lover, but for some, it's Maserati: That one girl in the crowd that draws you in. She's not the most beautiful, most talented, most athletic, most dependable, or most fun, nor does she offer the best long term value. But as a package, there's something about her that gets your engine revving like no other girl in the room.

[@CarswithMiles]

Interesting analogy haha

[@smallik81]

Its usually the Syphilis she has...

[@potatoarmadillo8531]

Well considering Maserati & Ferrari’s relationship it doesn’t surprise me you like these, the predecessor was just a reskinned Enzo (I mean that in the most positive way)

[@christopherv3048]

Weird and creepy

[@surtmcgert5087]

thats the gayest thing i've read all year

[@Gokusupersayanb]

The reason why we don't talk about it is because we really want this mc20 depreciate so bad so we can buy it 6 years later 😂😂😂

[@Muppetslayer153]

Possible great car to custom build in 6-8 years

[@renegadezen7841]

Yes exactly. Its our secret possible realistic supercar that we pray depreciates like crazy down to $80k

[@Gokusupersayanb]

@@renegadezen7841 😂

[@SweatySantana]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Lockedin_Media88]

Someone gets it!!!!!

[@veer8431]

I feel like not a lot of people actually 'think' about owning a Maserati, but when you do see it, it sorta encapsulates you where the next few moments that follow are just you reminding yourself that "Oh shit yeah, Maserati is still badass man" followed by you remembering how you felt when you saw a Maserati the last time and how you felt looking at it.

[@v12-s65]

Have the 2nd one currently and the new ones are pretty special

[@stevenc9207]

Because they have a horrid history of massive reliability issues. That's why they depreciate like they do! Compromised style with terrible reliability. Not a great mix

[@peterbest5938]

@@stevenc9207mine have never had any reliability issues whatsoever. Each one I owned for 3years with standard servicing. No issues. Far too much exaggeration made about reliability.

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

The quality of this video is outstanding.

[@motivationinc6415]

Movie quality 😁

[@RecycledSoul]

Got me to subscribe 😄

[@TheDividendHero]

@@RecycledSoul same

[@patayder566]

computer tech channel and car channel sweet

[@i.p.9559]

I watched you for the first time and in my opinion its as honest as it can get with laying out all the facts. Really good journalism. Thanks

[@CarswithMiles]

Thank you!

[@kevintaylor1928]

Well young man, this is the very first video of yours that I have seen and I'm very impressed. You did an excellent job and I will add you to my channels that I watch. Keep it up!

[@andybroer651]

Maseratis were once the cars of Kings and Shahs, not poor men. Also, they were winning races for decades before Ferrari or Lamborghinis were even a thing. The only 2 time winner of the Indy500 by an Italian manufacturer. I wish people would stop making stupid comments about this historic and proud marque. The Maserati 250F was adored by racers like Juan Manuel Fangio, Stirling Moss, Jack Brabham and Carroll Shelby!

[@simondavies4603]

Bravo! Someone who knows their cars. Maserati was established in 1914 and has a racing heritage to be proud of. Ferrari and Lamborghini are upstarts in comparison, and whilst one definitely has a racing pedigree to be greatly admired, the other has never really raced anything. BTW the Ferrari derived engines, which the Nettuno is not but which have graced many Maserati models in recent years, refers to the engine block manufacture. Ferrari, unusually amongst specialist automotive manufacturers, have their own engine block forge, where they drop the molten metal into sand filled forms to forge the blocks which are the basis of their internal combustion engines. This is one reason why Ferrari is such a great brand, and to use a Ferrari forged block, but thereafter design your own engine around it, as Maserati did, is what makes them distinctive too. Also, as pointed out in this excellent review, Maserati are the best at exhaust music.

[@andybroer651]

@@simondavies4603 Thanks! Been a Maserati fan since I was a kid.

[@Burebista61]

Its still a car for rich people …. 😅

[@andybroer651]

@@Burebista61 sadly, it is a car for moderately wealthy people today

[@thomasheitmann1804]

Maserati MC 20 Cielo 🔱

[@jomo2483]

For all the grief Stellantis gets, they're doing everything right. All their cars are winning awards. From the Maserati mc20 Xtrema, nearly all alfa romeos, jeep avenger. It's ridiculous they're now the best selling car brand in South America. And they've made Italian cars reliable. I'm actuallly looking forward to seeing the next offerings from Alfa Romeo and Maserati. If they get it right, make light cars that are reliable with that Italian charm, they can compete with the Germans. German cars are heavy and bland. Fast but without much connection to the driver.

[@CKPHH]

Their reliability got better now? Really? That’s nice

[@ElevatedAgenda]

Uhhhhhh.... Tonale? EV Mopar muscle cars? They are doing some things right, but the EPA mandates appear poised to destroy Alfa and Dodge.

[@carlosandleon]

At least they’re selling in South America lol

[@skyisdlimit6125]

Fiat and reliable cannot be in the same sentence

[@ssnerd583]

Stellantis has TOTALLY AND COMPLETELY screwed the p00ch on EVERYTHING in North America. They cant GIVE AWAY their cars and trucks in many markets and Jeep and RAM are total and complete junk.

[@VijaiShyam]

This car is INSANE! Maserati's engines are amazing, and are so underrated. Totally agree with you. It's truly a shame that more people don't buy them.

[@VijaiShyam]

banger vid as always!

[@michaelhazelwood5108]

People dont buy them because their value tanks like a brick after two years and they sit in the shop for longer than you sit in the car. Maserati is garbage.

[@theboi99official34]

because they are over priced so they tend to depreciate fastly and still dont learn from their lessons

[@dlamb4prez]

@@theboi99official34 Not just initial cost, either, but maintenance. Cost of Ownership for a Maserati is generally higher than its segments competitors. I'd love an MC20 or Gran Turismo, but I could also get a Continental GT Speed or 992 Turbo S for the same prices. Those brands\vehicles just hit different to me.

[@v12-s65]

I‘m very happy with my Grecale right now. Insane acceleration, insane cornering. I‘d love the MC20

[@beninformato9040]

You got my attention! KZbin suggested this video and I am impressed with your enthusiasm and knowledge. I'm a first time viewer and subscriber! I can tell you're truly passionate about cars! I have always been a fan of Maserati's exterior automotive design - An aura of refinement and high-class elegance paired with a captivating, enthralling driving experience. When I first saw a 2012 GranTurismo S in polished black with dark tinted windows drive by I was immediately captivated by the lines of that car! I would certainly purchase one as it would be financially obtainable due to depreciation, but I fear the maintenance costs would be unbearable.

[@GammaPanda]

Bro, your growth into a legit car journalist has been phenomenal to watch. We dont know each other but i feel proud of you having watched you since you had a few tens of thousands subs. Congrats and keep leveling up your craft. I trust your reviews more than Dougs at this point.

[@domenicsofo5642]

I had a 19 Alfa QV with the same ZF gearbox as the Maserati Gran Turisimo and i totally agree with you on how engaging the gearbox is. I loved the way you actually feel the shifts throughout the cabin which is totally non existent in other sports cars. I now own a c63s which has the multi clutch gearbox and it's terrible. It's slow to shift and laggy and lacks that feel you mentioned.

[@PaddyMcMe]

How TF am I only finding this channel now? Dear god man this is good. I hope he keeps looking at unique/odd cars too, I can only withstand so many modern 911/S4/M3 reviews before I just click off.

[@wb9504]

My LC500 needs the transmission to “warm up” with about 10 minutes of driving or so for it to shift properly. I think it’s common among performance cars now. They change shift timing until operating temperatures are reached to protect them is what I imagine.

[@spectre30068]

How are you liking the LC500? I can't afford one, but I'm fascinated with it. What are the pros and cons of it, in your opinion?

[@wb9504]

@ biggest pros is the trust factor, the looks, the comfort the sound!! I daily it and I already put just over 60k miles on mine. It’s a great grand touring car. The transmission is a double edged sword. It’s great on gas when cruising at high way speeds, regularly get 30-35mpg in that setting, mid-high teens around town. Not bad for a V8. It shifts quick in automatic. As far as trust factor I’ve taken it road tripping all over the country with no issues. Biggest negatives: -storage, The Trunk is a useful shape for luggage but there’s no covering up it’s a tiny trunk for such a large car. -Back seat could use a bit more leg room like any 2 door coupe. And the transmission as good as it is is no manual or DCT both of those transmission types far beat any automatic gear box no matter how good. LC500 feels so old school it should be a manual transmission. -the other big one, parts prices when things break, not that they break often. The cars so unique and low volume you can’t expect regular Toyota/lexus part prices. The fancy hideaway Door handles cost like $2k a piece if they fail, which 1 of mine has, it’s. Known failure point on the forums. Same for the adjustable dampers, both my fronts have needed replacement already from crappy roads in my region. It’s a very daily friendly “exotic” so to speak. So I do love it.

[@benbustama3430]

First time watching one of your videos… You hit it out of the park! Great insight. Well done. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Cheers/B

[@do_chill_regular]

I saw a MC20 for the first time last night. Parked in Venice Beach, it looks awesome in person. I’ve seen other Maserati models over the years but never heard of this model and I’ve never seen a review despite being subscribed to multiple car channels

[@CarswithMiles]

It didn't get a lot of press initially but I think people are starting to come around on it!

[@KUROSHURA]

I just saw a couple of them last weekend at the Van Nuys dealership while I was waiting to test drive a Levante Trofeo.

[@G82Watts]

Hmm. I never heard of maserati being the poor mans ferrari. After what u said i def see how espicially with their rapid deprection. But i think the chevy corvette is the epitome of a poor mans ferrari. They didnt even try to hide it with the c8.

[@CarswithMiles]

Maserati wow always more so an actual poor mans ferrari simply because they used the same powertains. The new Z06 is what started the poor mans Ferrari comparison at GM. And deservingly so since they benchmark the 458 for the Z06.

[@flyingphoenix113]

​@@CarswithMiles, this is definitely a 21st century reputation. America didn't even receive Maseratis in the 90s, and before the Ferrari takeover, Maserati was seen as an equivalent brand more targeted at the owner who wanted more comfort without compromising on performance.

[@sma9810]

@@flyingphoenix113lol, ok go live in the 90s. Your Maserati is POS. People know they are bad cars and are cheap.

[@club1791]

@@sma9810 New Maserati's were never cheap.

[@paulh2159]

This is the first video of yours I have ever watched and could not be more happy that it came across my feed/algorithm. Your presentation and clarity was excellent. Your production was great. Bravo!

[@g_l_o_o_m_y_y]

Great video brother, super high quality. I'm sad they didn't sell more of the MC20's cus its a beautiful car.

[@CarswithMiles]

It truly is

[@StandingUpForBetter]

Agreed!

[@rwoggle1735]

Nettuno has nothing to do with displacement. It is a statue in Bologna, where Maserati is based. Nettuno is holding a trident, the logo of the company.

[@timk4502]

Nettuno is the name of the engine!

[@rwoggle1735]

@@timk4502 They named the engine after the statue after the statue!

[@russelbrown6275]

@@rwoggle1735after the ENGINE

[@rwoggle1735]

@@russelbrown6275 The statue has been there for hundreds of years.

[@DDvideosDD]

Maserati is in Modena not Bologna

[@petchris01]

Young man, your video showed up in my feed. Your review is absolutely top notch! Obviously now subscribed! Cheers 🍻 👏🏆👏🏆👏🏆

[@KwaddyK]

I have seen a few of your videos. But I finally subscribed because of this video. You are making great content and love videos like this. Well researched and balance. Oh an hello from the UK

[@davidjames-maddaford4531]

Mr. Miles, What a very brilliant visual essay! Thank You. Your speech and diction is perfect to listen to. And the rate of your speech is very understandable. (Most USA or Canadians that have been “Americanised” speak at (as we say in Australia: “90 to the dozen.”) You are clear, respectful to the topic, interesting to listen to and your opinions (subjective though as opinions are) are fare. In critic or critiques I donot live in North America and therefore donot understand pounds or old imperial U.S. ratings in this regard. The rest of the planet speak in metric or kilograms. Could you include metric upon the screen when you do your videos, please? Otherwise good to have tripped over you and your channel. Regards Mate from Downunder. 👍🏻👏🏻

[@supercarspots]

Congrats on 300k 🎉

[@CarswithMiles]

Thank you!

[@sterlinglewis]

So proud of you for getting this channel going and doing these car reviews. Good job Miles!

[@CarswithMiles]

Thanks a ton!

[@racebannon2332]

@@CarswithMilesMiles, I just came across your channel and you’ve done a fantastic job. Certainly entertaining and your enthusiasm is obvious. Having owned numerous luxury brands I will happily continue to avoid the beautiful Italian vehicles due to poor reliability issues. I no longer purchase Range Rovers for this reason although they were the best and worst vehicles I have ever owned… Keep up the nice content and thanks for the education

[@BananaChipzzz]

This guy deserves way more subscribers. Stumbled on him recently and he is one of the best Automotive KZbinrs.

[@e-bar9276]

As a Maserati and Alfa Romeo technician, the new mc20 nettuno engine is just the Alfa Quad engine. So much for “new ground up engine”

[@ilyabrookwell780]

Exactly.... I was looking for this comment. I own a Guilia quad and the engine is great!

[@club1791]

@@ilyabrookwell780 I also own a Giulia quatrofoglio, but that engine make more noise then a MC20, the MC20 is a little bit to quiet.

[@Brkdst]

Would you recommend a used Quad (model year 17-20)?

[@e-bar9276]

@@Brkdst quads are solid engines, just look for service history and when oil changes were done. I would also look at MY18 and up they updated turbos at some point that year

[@Brkdst]

@@e-bar9276 appreciate it. I'll keep that in mind on my search

[@manuela.marichal430]

You sure made a great review of the MC20…. Well covered every feature from engine, transmission, comfort, interior, steering, sound, …..to price…The bonus comments of other models and the comparison with the competitors gave you credibility of your car knowledge…Well done, keep it up👍

[@osbujeff1]

My first time watching your video-love everything about what you do! Great delivery, insightful content and commentary, fun and engaging. Subscribed and Liked!

[@timk4502]

Nice video! I've owned two Maserati's before. When I saw the MC20 I said it was time for #3! Granted, it is quite expensive but I love driving a Maserati! Sadly, they've stated their plans are to go the way of EV, which I think is absolutly insane! Lithium EV's are about to die...and that's a good thing! Hope they correct course and stick with their Nettuno engine!

[@StandingUpForBetter]

Excellent video on a great topic. Quality from start to finish. Thank you. Subscribed!

[@PJR29787]

Bro your knowledge felt like a soothing silk blanket covering me in magnificent comfort through this entire video 😌

[@DemetruisMiller]

This videos productions is stellar. I'm not kidding when I say this is one of the best car videos I've ever watched. Lowkey underrated vid.

[@RbNetEngr]

Hello Miles, this is a great video. I had never heard of your channel, but after watching this video, I became a subscriber. It’s funny…I was watching you and thinking that you’re the Marques Brownlee of auto reviews. And then I see you and Marques driving together in a McLaren! Awesome. Keep it up!

[@riccardotonti3934]

2:00 actually it isn’t made in house by Maserati but by Alfa Romeo who provides all the engines, from the 4 cylinder to the V6. You can tell that they are the same engine by looking at the engine cover (which is literally the same, a part form the mc20) or listening to the distinct tone of the V6. Although, Maserati made some small changes in the V6 like pre-combustion chambers. Now Alfa Romeo also provides the chassis for the Grecale which is the same platform of the Stelvio, so the Grecale is basically a Stelvio In fancier “clothes”

[@davidjames-maddaford4531]

Are you aware that there are only three corporations on this planet that manufacture all different vehicles? So just because Alfa and their support companies “make” a part for Maserati, it does not make them an Alfa. If anything it would or could make them a KIA, as KIA manufacture the most parts for the most manufacturers worldwide… 😂😂😂

[@maaasaa]

Really enjoyed your reviews. Just got into a Cielo, and completely agree with your experience. It’s the most fun car in a generation.

[@adriancooper78]

Outstanding video!!!!! I've noticed that you do a lot of reviews with BMWs and also with Mercedes-Benz. I hope you get your hands on an Audi or a Lamborghini.

[@PedroGouveia-w6q]

I think the mc20 is going to be the new 12c it's one of the most timeless beautiful designs ever

[@joshscott3271]

Great to see a review from somebody that is not all about what a nice car does on a track, great review man. Real world driving, winning!!!

[@SVW1976]

I couldn't have been any less interested in Maserati but I really enjoyed the video and now have a little more appreciation for the brand. I like Miles style. Great work!

[@unknownskywalker-l9b]

Hey bro, I feel like you are honestly one of the best car reviewers out there. Keep it up bro you got a great personality man I am rooting for more success for your channel fam

[@sanghoonlee5171]

I hope Maserati pulls off a comeback. It kinda became a joke these 10 years--outdated tech, reliability issues, high sticker prices. We know a Maserati looks and sounds amazing. It just needs to be more reliable and offer up-to-date bells and whistles that justify the price.

[@chrisrock010]

Man I just subscribed to your channel. Amazing reviews, you’re doing a great job 👍 And I love the MC20, is so beautiful. I hope it gets to a price point that I can afford one in the future 😂

[@JMagic21824]

Great breakdown. I'm with you on the Grecale Trofeo, it seems like a legit alternative to the X3 and Macan... but I'll wait for depreciation to hit before I consider it.

[@CarswithMiles]

It already has hit 👀

[@RichardDurham]

Thank you for talking about Maserati! Also for one of the better reviews in covering the good, the poor, and what else you could get for the same money. For me the horror stories of maintenance costs is what keeps me from buying a used Maserati. But they are dreamy!

[@anonimushbosh]

They say poor man’s Ferrari but 86% of people who consider a Maserati only end up with a Ferrari because they’re so afraid of depreciation. Facts!

[@philnleblanc6664]

Ummm, NO ONE who buys a Ferrari EVER considers a Maserati. 😂

[@anonimushbosh]

@@philnleblanc6664 Exactly, they can’t afford the depreciation!

[@club1791]

@@philnleblanc6664 Well, I have owned several Ferrari's (California, Portofino) , but the last models (296, SF 90) lack beauty. Maserati is making more beautiful cars now. Although Ferrari's are still technically superior.

[@christopherhaughton4408]

Yeah, you the real deal the way you talk about these cars.

[@RaphYeck]

Ive always been a Porsche guy since 2012 starting with the boxster to a cayman and recently a 911 4s, but i put my 911 for sale whilst i bought a Maserati Granturismo Sport 2016 and couldnt look back, its such an artistic badass car of its form and yet sounds so elegantly deep that i simply enjoy every single shift. It is a very reliable car if you take care of it

[@Highway18]

I got to drive one of these recently. These truly are a thing of beauty. I’m gonna estimate that anything over $300,000 original sticker will never get under 150. These are an extremely great deal right now and at some point, they’re going to catch a bid. Most people don’t know that they stopped producing the original coupe already.

[@nmarks]

Maserati should join F1. The front of their MC20 looks very similar to the Jaguar C-X75 concept that appeared on Top Gear in February 2012 (Season 18, Episode 5). Really gorgeous.

[@CarswithMiles]

The F1 scene is extremely competitive right now. But Maserati joining F1 would be the ultimate way to say "we don't need Ferrari anymore"

[@emmakeuken7436]

maserati does not have the budget at all, and if maserati where to join f1 it's def not "the ultimate way to say "we don't need Ferrari anymore"" it's 99% sure they would use a ferrari engine

[@aztroooo]

Their parent company FCA (now Stellantis) already entered F1 under the Alfa Romeo brand.

[@dl6860]

Your channel is great! Just came across this randomly, but you've gained a sub :)

[@CarswithMiles]

Thanks a ton!

[@Foxtrot_EW]

Love my Maserati Gran Turismo! 4.7L Ferrari sourced F-136 engine sounds soooo good!!!! Never had an issue with any of my Maseratis over the years!

[@greyfox3931]

Congrats on the 300k my guy!

[@CarswithMiles]

Thank you!

[@TechOutAdam]

Miles you're truly inspiring when it comes to making content. ❤ I really appreciate all of the work you do. Best car reviews on KZbin. Period.

[@CarswithMiles]

Thank you so much!

[@danielesbordone1871]

First of all $250K+ is not cheap , secondly Maserati has a history that a lot of people don't know because they don't read. Maserati was founded in 1914 , by the way , 25 years before Ferrari and almost 50 years before Lamborghini. They have pushed out , over the decades , fantastic models that are a huge part of automobile history , not to mention the 1939 victory at the Indy 500. Most people are just after fads and have more money than brains or driving ability.

[@iosgaming2824]

By the numbers a lot of sport cars, GTs, and sport 4 doors and coupes do today it’s numbers aren’t very good for a supercars and the front being so similar to the gran turismo makes it hard for me to view it as a 250k car solely when I look at rhe front.

[@bigchimpin4215]

The history of Maserati DOES BOT MATTER. It’s just another property of an international corporation. Everything they were is nothing that they are today.

[@deeacosta2734]

Sir, this is a Wendy’s.

[@antrich7377]

But it’s better than the McLaren. It's a lovely car and the brand is very prestigious. How can you compare it with Audi? 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@marvou6811]

Bro shut the fuck up, no way are you comparing Maserati to McLaren

[@jamesdiburro1160]

Great review of an unsung hero of a car and manufacturer. As an owner of a GranTurismo S with the F1 Cambiocorsa option I can tell you from first hand experience that there is just something special and unique about Maseratis. Can they be finicky? Yes, but isn't that part of their overall charm? And as you correctly pointed out, the GranTurismo is one of the most beautiful looking and sounding cars you can buy at any price. Yes, the tech is lacking, but if you're a driving enthusiast you don't care if the car has a huge distracting tablet sized display. You're paying attention to the pedals, steering and exhaust note, and by that measure, Maseratis are fantastic and a tremendous value.

[@wayneC7]

My 2022 levante is the worse. I got no intermittent wipers, already they had to change out a turbo, the struts for the tail gate, and it’s still making a weird sound. Excited to get rid of it

[@Peanutdenver]

Great film Miles first off, secondly I think you nailed it with Maserati and their pricing structure. I've driven a Grand Turismo and it's impressive, especially the new interiors(compared to a few gens ago). But when you look at the GT you think this car should be the price of a base 911 Carrera or base C8 and it's not. In fact it doesn't perform as well as my G82 M4C, though the steering is better and the looks. They could really help their cause by restructuring their pricing for at least a generation to get new buyers on board. As of right now no one is going to pick up a new GT when they can get a 911 Turbo S or Z06 or a 570S. I don't understand how they survive as a manufacturer with these prices when the competition is so tough at those numbers, really for all 3 models. Maybe they need a risk taker to take the helm and steer the company in a new direction. They are beautiful cars that is for sure.

[@CarswithMiles]

Agreed on all fronts. Thanks for checking it out!

[@Peanutdenver]

@@CarswithMiles No worries.

[@jonathancollard3710]

I’m an owner of 570S and in theory the MC20 would be in my shopping list to replace. However it’s just too expensive and interior underwhelming… a pity actually..

[@commandmediacorps]

A friend works at one of those super car track experiences. Granted they are rough on the cars. When asked about the MC20. He said it was often broke and if you want to drive call ahead to make sure it was in service.

[@igormac88]

how my algorthythm just presented me this channel now? Very good analysis, great filming quality, good car journalism. subscribed within 5 min of video.

[@djejnyc]

Three reviews for the price of one! Great video, keep it up.

[@arthurcurry3473]

This is easily your best video yet. I’m really liking your channel.

[@johnharper5437]

Only seen your shorts and always loved them. But your videos… chefs kiss. Subscribed.

[@jtstogner]

Quite honestly this is one of the best video essays I've seen in quite some time! Glad I found your channel!

[@tochioji2754]

Loved your review on the autofocus channel and had to check your channel out. Great quality and outstanding content, you've got a new subscriber

[@kevinmoran4102]

I rented a Maserati Ghibli a few years ago. What I remember most is the embarrassment of the car alarm going off while driving. Kind of a head-turner when you're on the freeway and have to exit so you can turn off the car. That said, when the alarm wasn't going off, the engine sounded great.

[@rahuljmc]

That BGM right after you say Nettuno, is world class!!!

[@jimalcock5132]

I’m lucky enough to have one and they are sensational. Gets way more attention at a Supercar show than any Ferrari or Lambo from real car fans.

[@jetspeed9907]

This was a fantastic video! I own a 2014 Granturismo convertible and honestly with all the tech and performance upgrades available, I've been able to modernize my interior with a digital cluster, console and climate control. The exhaust and driving experience is unlike anything we will ever see from modern twin turbo'd V6's. No real soul or personality. Don't get me wrong I'd love an MC20 but no modern exotic/supercar really does it for me like a V8 NA Granturismo

[@MarvG3000]

As a Maserati owner I really enjoyed your video. My next car will be a Porsche 911 or Ferrari. But I’m very happy with my Maserati Quattroporte

[@club1791]

My god a nazi-volksporsche? How deep can a person sink?

[@paulfrench3356]

Miles, you did a great fascinating review of maserati and where they are in the market place in the modern day. Fantastic voice for presentation spoken very eloquently and a true knowledgeable professional who stands out. Well done 👍.

[@bastianludwig1036]

For a relitively smaller channel the quality is great! You almost never see videos filmed in 8k.

[@THENOOBISYOU]

Congratulations on 300,000!

[@CarswithMiles]

Thank you!! 🙏🏾

[@costafilh0]

If they prove in the next 5 years that the cars are more reliable and easier to maintain, the MC20 and Granturismo will be AMAZING bargains. As new, they can't be justified unless you want them now and have FU money in the bank.

[@hami_1012]

Very high production and well written video, Miles 👏🏼 Also the depreciation is actually absurd, how did this thing loose 100k+ in a year

[@rjfjgkgkskfg]

Very good review, Thanx 🔱 ❤

[@ericfan1223]

What a fantastic video, and channel i just came across! Great content! Pls keep it up buddy

[@Mrrlamb1]

Solid commentary and top-notch editing. Subbed!

[@YatrikShahisAwesome]

Excellent production value on this video, editing and music are really nice and tastefully done.

[@Cherryhillmercedesbenz]

V8 Powered AMG & BMW M cars’ transmissions are the same way! Always need to warm up the trans and engine fully before having too much fun 😅

[@club1791]

That is best for every petrolcar.

[@marcokapac]

One of the best car channels due to its well researched and elaborated information. A joyful deep dive!

[@songyychen]

Great review!!! As an owner, i had great expectations for the brand and I sum up that the downfall is caused by too LATE, too CHEAP and too LAZY! 1) materials used directly reflect on reliability issues 2) the release of Trofeo is definitely too late and who would want a tuned down Ferrari V8 in an over weight old chassis. The performance is not even comparable to Germany BBA counterparts. Then the light weight Trofeo version is limited release with price tag almost of a supercar. If Maserati can stop selling LEGACY, TRADITIONS and NOSTALGIA, but focus on the performance, credit to price ratio and reliability issues; maybe there might be some success in the future!

[@MarkoErr]

really good storytelling and high quality of cinematograpy.

[@julpie]

It's a shame, because the mc20 is genuinely one of the most beautiful cars to come out in recent years, with design that rivals Pagani (in my opinion)

[@club1791]

Better then Pagani, because Pagani copies always his cars. The MC 20 is a totaly new design.

[@julpie]

@@club1791 I can get behind someone that refines their magnum opus in pursuit of their subjective perfection, but I hear where you're coming from

[@tonytorres5841]

I love what Maserati is doing with the new MC20 and GranTurismo but what are they SMOKING when the GranTurismo is 200k that’s INSANE

[@andybroer651]

Despite my earlier comment I very much appreciate this well made and high production value video. Keep it up!

[@jadentha1090]

This car will be the new LFA, underappreciated now and appreciated later. I'm not comparing sounds or performance, just the lore behind the cars. Now if we're talking about all time...LFA is in a category of it's own.

[@tomfurie2996]

1st time watching this channel. Good job. Such a beautiful line of cars. By the time I can afford a depreciated Gran Turismo, I still can’t afford the maintenance.

[@joshuamolina2986]

I love this video format, well done and great story. Keep it up!

[@JSKLeopard]

You're the MKBHD of cars i subbed immediately!

[@charlesclemons741]

Absolutely excellent video! Well done in every aspect. Like many, I'm intrigued by Maserati but the price point as a new purchase is usually much too high. And frankly the fact that it depreciates so much, so quickly, gives me pause as well. But that MC20... It's just a different animal!!

[@mikepaquette5711]

Just stumbled upon your channel. Excellent production quality!!

[@redavfx7157]

We own a Maserati Levante Modena (V6) and I would agree with you. The interior of the car lacks some personality and could really use some spice in it. The cars driving and handling though is amazing and that 3.0 liter V6 sounds amazing.

[@brianbacon3106]

I think the top tip that folks miss is if you go back to the Ed China version of Wheeler Dealers Mike finds a guy who engineered a repair for the chronic throttle body issue that cost about $450 us This prevented the $2300 repair that repeats itself from the dealer. I suppose a guy who had the time and $450 would send a throttle body over have him repair it, then take it apart and see what he’s done and then 3D print the parts out of metal instead of plastic and make a killing buying and repairing all the downed cars out there.

[@edmasi]

I absolutely love your show/episodes! Great sound and overall production too! 🤙🏽

[@LouisA.Lazarus]

I'm a big fan of cars that avoid having to go to the dealership all the time. People can and should choose whatever car that appeals to them and for whatever reason that is important to them. We all know, or should know, that "certain" cars are going to spend a lot of time and the owner's money being fixed. The thing many people don't really consider is the actual time they spend ENJOYING the reason they purchased their car versus the time spent fixing that car. Those of us who live in the real world and who drive in traffic, on crowded roads full of stupid people who spend most of their time looking at their cell phone or their touch screen instead of paying attention, realize the enjoyment factor is pretty short. Isn't it great we all get to choose what makes us happy? So, when you get that repair bill for the $6000 brake job or the $950 water pump, just realize it's all part of the deal.

[@Dehumanis3dd]

The quality of this is otherworldly, wow

[@jamesm9486]

great video, best reviewer I have ran across in years.

[@loti54]

the quality of this video is amazing