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MSRP: $117,500 - $135,000 See Local Classifieds
 
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2009 maserati granturismo Professional Edmunds Review

...The BMW M6 is quicker and cheaper, and the Jaguar XKR and Mercedes-Benz CL550 and CL63 AMG are also worthy rivals, but only the Maserati delivers the grand touring goods in such a winsome fashion...

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2009 Maserati GranTurismo Professional Cars.com Review

...standard on S Three air inlets behind front fender Rear LED taillights have 96 LEDs Grille features vertical concave slats Chrome exhaust tailpipes Adaptive bi-xenon headlights Optional colors for...

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Granturismo S is the way to go!

...I purchased the car brand new with red alcantra leather and rosewood trim with S package, and I will never regret this purchase. It has one of the most sexiest...

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retirement present to myself

..."I live in Boston, Ma. Have had it one year. put 22000 miles on it, no problems at all. Just one sour notegot my first speeding ticket in 40 years[120mph...

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car for the rich

..."The Maserati Grand Turisimo was the most exciting thrill ride and highlight of my entire life. Every one litterly just stared at how insane, cool, and stylish...

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ehh...

..."this is a horrible car for anyone anywhere it slides on curves and is definately not worth the money i would say good price for this car is about 50,000"...


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The 2009 Maserati GranTurismo has a lot of personality and performance, combined with long-distance grand-touring comfort, but so does the Jaguar XKR.

The Jag costs tens of thousands less, is almost as quick and responsive, and is arguably an even better tourer.

Porsche's 911 is another possibility, but it appeals to a different type of buyer altogether: those who want engineering perfection and the uniquely Porsche driving experience but don't necessarily expect such exclusive materials inside.

The new Ferrari California is an alternative, but it's more expensive and many don't think it's as attractive as the GranTurismo, even if it does have the prancing horse.

Those really keeping all the options open might want to take the Audi S5 for a spin; it costs half as much as the GranTurismo, yet its interior is nearly as stunning.

The bottom line for Maserati GT buyers will be exclusivity, though; for the price, you can't do much better on Rodeo Drive.

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