A Lifetime of European Cars
Italian sports‑luxury brand founded in 1914, long admired for racing success and high‑performance grand tourers. Has shifted between multiple owners, now under Stellantis.
Most recognizable models: Maserati 3500 GT (1957–1964), Maserati Ghibli (1967–1973), Maserati Quattroporte (1963–present).
Years in business: 1914–present.
All around me were priceless Italian bodies of everything from Ferrari, Iso Grifo, Bizzarrini, Alfa, Fiat, Lancia, Stanguellini, Osca, Maserati with a few rare Aston Martins thrown in. Read More
The good news is that there are still actual “good deals” when buying a collectible car… They just aren’t here at these venues. Read More
The last in the Maserati Merak series. This one has the larger V6 engine and “Normal” braking system. (as earlier ones had the Citroen hydraulic brakes). A very good handling Italian sports car that was to compete head on with the Dino 246 and the Lamborghini Uracco (other mid engined, V6 sports cars). They are Read More