Search results for: Maserati

Found 99 results for: Maserati

FAST FACT: Maserati was founded in 1914, in Bologna, by Alfieri Maserati and his brothers Ettore and Ernesto

Q: Which version of the Maserati Quattroporte was owned by the legendary Italian tenor Luciano Pavarotti?

A: Maserati Quattroporte Royale

Q: In what year did Alejandro De Tomaso acquire Maserati?

A: 1976

Q: Which major, historically significant tuning company was the first to establish a dedicated division exclusively for the radical modification of Maserati models?

A: Novitec

Q: What was the last Maserati model produced under De Tomaso ownership?

A: Maserati Shamal

Q: What was the name of Maserati's first all-electric SUV?

A: Grecale Folgore

Q: What was Maserati's first-ever luxury SUV?

A: Maserati Kubang

Q: Maserati Quattroporte II was based on the same platform as which car?

A: Citroen SM

Q: Who was the first woman widely associated with acquiring and racing a Maserati?

A: Maria Teresa de Filippis

Q: What was the name of the Renault Safrane version that shared a similar name with a Maserati model?

A: Safrane Biturbo

Q: Which 1976 Maserati concept car was equipped with a color television and a radio telephone?

A: Maserati Medici II

Q: What was the name of the first convertible version of the Maserati Biturbo?

A: Maserati Biturbo Spyder

Q: What was the first Maserati Biturbo model to feature Koni electronically adjustable suspension?

A: Maserati 2.24v

Q: What was the first Maserati created in collaboration with Zagato called?

A: Maserati 8C 2500 Sport Zagato

Q: What was the Maserati model introduced in 2014 and named after one of the brand's founding brothers called?

A: Maserati Alfieri

Q: Which car model did Fangio win his first World Championship with?

A: Maserati 250 F

Q: Which 1976 concept is considered the stylistic predecessor of the Maserati Quattroporte?

A: Maserati Medici II

Q: Which Maserati model was the only two-door car produced under De Tomaso's ownership with the iconic V8?

A: Maserati Kyalami

Q: Which was the only Maserati model to feature a 16-cylinder engine?

A: Maserati Tipo V4

Q: In which country was the only Maserati 5000 GT with Ghia coachwork found abandoned?

A: Saudi Arabia

Q: What was the first car developed by Maserati after it was taken over by the FIAT Group?

A: Maserati 3200 GT

For the first time, we have brought together all automotive acronyms in one place. Automotive-Acronyms.com is the world's only and largest website of its kind, serving as an invaluable resource for automotive enthusiasts worldwide. We have simplified everything for you. Updated weekly, our website benefits from the continuous dedication of our team, which is committed to researching, collecting, verifying and accurately editing information to ensure the highest standards of quality and reliability.