.paul said:I dunno because the 4.2 in the A8 red lines at 6K.
Golly that's a nice interior.
I'm thinking its a diesel.
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.paul said:I dunno because the 4.2 in the A8 red lines at 6K.
Golly that's a nice interior.
mikeyb said:2007 Maserati GranTurismo
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Behold the Maserati GranTurismo coupe, penned by Ferraris favorite designer, Pininfarina, and released ahead of its official debut at the upcoming Geneva auto show. Recall that the previous Maserati coupe was a Giugiaro design. Built on a short-wheelbase version of the Quattroporte platform, the coupe carries on with a Ferrari-derived 4.2-liter DOHC V-8 upgraded to produce 405 horsepower. Thats nine more horses than the previous GranSport coupe could boast and 11 more than the Quattroporte. The only transmission, at least initially, will be the six-speed automatic recently introduced on the Quattroporte, and there are no plans for a convertible in the near future. We estimate the new coupe will wear a $100,000-to-$120,000 price tag when it goes on sale this summer.
Antoine said:Is it me or does the A5 rear section look similar to the bimmer coupe of the early to mid 90's? The 850...In anycase...I dig it! (thumb)
As for the GranTurismo...Now there is a car that feels unique instead of basically being a rebaged Ferrari.