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Maserati GranSport

It has become clear that there are more buyers than ever hungry for cars that are anything but standard, even if we are talking about some of the fastest machines on the planet.

By Ross Pinnock

September 2004

It has become clear that there are more buyers than ever hungry for cars that are anything but standard, even if we are talking about some of the fastest machines on the planet.

When Porsche produced the driver-focused 911 GT3, enthusiasts had a new car to worship. Likewise, Ferrari fans love the Challenge Stradale, an uprated 360 Modena. It's no surprise, then, to find Ferrari's sister company Maserati has its own high-performance offering. Based on the Coup

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FIRST OPINION

    Cheaper and more comfortable than a Porsche GT3, the GranSport is neither a trackday hero nor a traditional GT, but improved handling and a clever gearbox make it desirable. With only 30 examples expected to arrive in the UK before Christmas, and annual production set at 500 vehicles, exclusivity is standard.
 

AT A GLANCE

    GranSport on sale now
    Comes with electro-hydraulically activated six-speed manual only
     
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