These QP V parts, wow. My shop was trying to replace the glovebox door restrictor struts, only to find that one strut from Maserati USA would run $1,700. That's for one of the two struts (they are different for left and right). They're bringing them from across the pond instead, Eurospares to the rescue. Not sure of the price but it's a whole lot less for both.
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Interior parts are stupid expensive. Stuff like that your better off getting used off ebay or a dismantler. Also, do it yourself and save some money. Its not rocket science.
Another data point for this thread. Today I picked up my car from the shop, where they replaced yet another parking sensor on the rear bumper. A new one from Maserati was $400. They sold me one as "used" from a previous stock and charged $250. 4 years ago I had one put in and it was $150. It's literally like Bitcoin, these parts prices.
There was probably a cheaper option on the parking sensor..On the parts...You do realize it is an older car? They can't just fire up an assembly line to make M139 wheel bearings again? I remember BTW...Maserati is a smaller manufacture of cars and parts can get bat shit crazy expensive as the cars get older...If you search around and do some homework you can usually avoid a lot of the pain...J
Skoda and some other VW's share those sensors.
I believe these are suitable:
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I believe these are suitable:
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When I bought my QP in 2016, it was partly because I couldn't afford to buy a BMW, whose street values were much higher. Once I had it I was hooked on it, and the maintenance costs were high but the parts were sort of reasonable. Now with the parts going crazy and becoming unavailable I might have to rethink my daily driver over the next while.
Might be worth checking out some exotic salvage sites; a lot of whom sell their parts on eBay.
Unfortunately, the QP5 was made when it was solely in Ferrari's auspices correct? I've learned about the Ferrari tax early on 
The interior has been mostly removed From the donor car. The car that I removed and transplanted the interior into had a black leather interior. All the leather is in great shape with the exception of the driver seat. Which is a bit worn but can be reconditioned. As for the engine,,, the previous owners oil pump failed. Due to the lack of engine oil the engine itself Rose.
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