Maserati Gransport 06/07

[peterbotto]

I am looking at treating myself to late Gransport but want to buy at the right price to limit my depreciation Prefer to buy from a Maserati dealer and they are around 40k ish. How much should I be paying. Cheers for any advice.

[birdcage]

I recently bought an 07 nicely specced, v low mileage GranSport at a helpful main dealer, with nice warranty period remaining.

All very pleasant and 2k off as I remember, although I would push for a little more now perhaps as things seem to be getting even more bonkers economy wise...

[anonymous-user]

Absolute bargain for such a lovely motor!!

[fade2grey]

Hey Peter, was that you who mailed me about mine (in the sales section)? I did reply, may be it didn't get through.

From a dealer 38-40 seems to be the point & lots of them are holding at that level. Mine's up for 35k which is a significant saving, especially considering it's still under warranty. Let me know if you want to chat about it.

Lovely cars, I can't recommend them enough really - thoroughly enjoyed ownership so far, to the point where I'm considering hanging on to it for another year. So far it's proven bullet proof & it seems to be par for the course on the 06/07 cars which is a testiment to Maserati's effort on quality control these days.

either way, you'll be grinning from ear to ear if you bite the bullet!

[harey*]

From my experience, dealers are holding firm on GS prices due to limited availability. There does seem more available in the last month, than in the previous 6 months, and outside of the main dealer network. ADG and Nuvola are the two main specialists, and have both been highly recommended elsewhere. My advice would be to ensure you've got a cast-iron warranty outside of the 3 year period.

[fade2grey]

oh & btw, you can now apply the ferrari power warranty to gransports (and others) up to 9 years old.

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fade2grey said:

oh & btw, you can now apply the ferrari power warranty to gransports (and others) up to 9 years old.

Does this now mean that you can get an official Ferrari/Maserati warranty from a dealer for cars up to 9 years old??? Does this also cover the clutch, CC and F1 box issues.

PS - How long is the standard manufactures warranty on a GS.

thanks

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[harey*]

Manufacturers warranty is 3 years

[fade2grey]

yup, it's official ferrari\maserati cover & it covers full manufacturers upto 5 years then steps down a little every year or two. The engine & box (inc F1 system) can be covered for 9 years.

Egham have all the details