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(2003 model shown) Spyder The two-seat Spyder convertible looks the part of an exotic Italian automobile, with race-car-inspired exterior styling crafted by Italdesign-Giugiaro. Its 4.2-liter V-8 engine produces an explosive 390-horsepower, and drives the wheels via either a conventional six-speed-manual transmission or a Cambiocorsa sequential-shift manua gearbox
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I have owned my Maserati Spyder Cambiocorsa for a year and really enjoy it. The engine is the highlight, 400 horsepower with a Tubi exhaust, sounds great and it is pretty fast. I like the... Read full review
"I won't go over the car in detail, that has been done by the "official review".I would comment about the change characteristics of the F1 transmission. The first time I drove the car, this... Read full review
I bought my Maserati Spyder on the Internet. I have driven many different, high-end sports cars and my Spyder is the most fun to drive because of the Formual One transmission. The car can... Read full review
| Trim | MSRP / Invoice | Fuel Econ |
|---|---|---|
| 2005 Maserati Spyder: 2dr Convertible GT | $87,252 / $N/A | City: 12 Hwy: 17 |
| 2005 Maserati Spyder: 2dr Convertible Cambiocorsa | $91,415 / $N/A | City: 12 Hwy: 17 |
(2003 model shown) Spyder The two-seat Spyder convertible looks the part of an exotic Italian automobile, with race-car-inspired exterior styling crafted by ... Read full review
for the 2005 Maserati Spyder from a dealer near you.
MSRP: $87,252 - $91,415
I have owned my Maserati Spyder Cambiocorsa for a year and really enjoy it. The engine is the highlight, 400 horsepower with a Tubi exhaust, sounds great and... Read more
"I won't go over the car in detail, that has been done by the "official review".I would comment about the change characteristics of the F1 transmission. The... Read more
I bought my Maserati Spyder on the Internet. I have driven many different, high-end sports cars and my Spyder is the most fun to drive because of the Formual... Read more
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