Maserati, as a brand, is an institution, but Maserati as an everyday luxury alternative to BMW, Mercedes-Benz or Porsche is barely on anyone’s radar. I spent some time playing with the Italian automaker’s mass-appeal options to see what you’re missing.
Just don’t send me the bill, because I’m a big fan of getting the last laugh.
The Ghibli is Maserati’s secret weapon in their plan to take over the world, but it’s just not ready for primetime. What do you need to know before you buy a Maserati Ghibli? Don’t worry, we’ll tell you everything right here in our Buyer’s Guide.
Good news, ladies and gentlemen! I have decided to devote an entire column to the Maserati Ghibli, which is a highly expensive new luxury sedan that offers roughly the same level of actual luxury as a floor lamp.
The new four-door Ghibli from Maserati is a great car–certainly the best looking in it's class, and probably the most interesting, but it can't possibly hold a candle to the original.
We all really liked the surprise Maserati Ghibli ad that showed up during the Super Bowl. And evidently, Maserati liked our story about that ad so much that they plastered the headline all over a giant display at the Geneva Motor Show. Neat!
Maserati's sales are booming, relatively speaking, right now. That's because of all-wheel drive and a less expensive four-door sedan, the 2014 Maserati Ghibli. Watch them really boom now that everyone knows what a Ghibli is because of a certain TV ad.
The best Super Bowl ads are the surprising ones these days. Not surprisingly bad or the surprisingly long-lasting, but the ones that aren't teased or too buzzy ahead of time, just the ones we least expect. This year, Maserati (of all companies) was so close to hitting the mark perfectly with the Maserati Ghibli it's…
The Super Bowl ad for the Maserati Ghibli blew the doors off of everybody, mostly because car nuts weren't expecting it and most Americans hadn't heard of it. But after that one ad, everybody's now looking up Maserati's entry offering. And as the Maserati site is currently down, this is your Maserati Ghibli explainer.
Was not expecting that. That's a Maserati Ghibli on a Super Bowl ad. Chrysler made everyone think they were doing an ad for the 200 there and, BOOM, it's a Maserati ad — something as unlikely as a safety on the first play.
An Authentic Maserati Sports Sedan Starting Under $70k Defines 'The Absolute Opposite of Ordinary', Drives Record Sales.
November 26, 2013, Englewood Cliffs, NJ - The Insurance Institute of Highway Safety today named the all-new 2014 Maserati Ghibli a 2013 Top Safety Pick.
Los Angeles - Maserati celebrates the North American roll out of the all-new Ghibli at the Los Angeles International Auto Show, following the highly successful worldwide launch of the Quattroporte in January.
Somewhere in Turin or Auburn Hills or wherever, Sergio Marchionne said the words, "See, I told you so," this week. This must have happened based on recent orders received for Maseratis.
For years now we've been seeing carmakers trend towards smaller engines. V8s are getting dropped for V6s, and V6s are getting dropped for turbo fours. While that's good for emissions and fuel economy — and in many cases, performance hasn't suffered either — big engines are undeniably great in their own way.
Starting as an elegant Ghia coupe that remains one of Giugiaro's best designs, then a twin-turbo V6 with Connolly leather for the nineties, followed by the first diesel sedan with the trident up front, the Ghibli has come a long way since 1966.
This is a Maserati Ghibli from the first production year they put this name on a car, 1967. Designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro at Ghia, it's shape is as close to Italian sports car traditions as it gets.
