As long as your commute/daily drive is not a lot of stop-and-go driving, the Maserati CC should be a fine choice. Anecdotally, it seems that the 2003's were the peak of quality, which kinda makes sense. 2002 was the re-introduction year, 2003 was an opportunity to address any open issues but still at low volume with a high "hands-on" factor from the engineering team. Any one else have a similar "gut feel"? I just haven't seen a lot of issues posted here from 2003 owners, but some from 2002 and lots from 2004-2007.
2003-2005 Cambiocorsa
Hey guys.. i've been looking into the Maserati Gransports or Cambios. I currently have a 05 Infiniti G35 and a 06 Lincoln Navigator. I will be trading in the G35 to get one of the 4 cars listed below. Maserati is definitely one of my top 4 choices with either:
1.) 2005 SL 500
2.) 2005 E55
3.) 2002 Porsche 911 non-turbo
4.) Maserati Gransport Cambiocorsa
However, I am really looking into reliability issues with Italian Made cars. Is it too much maintenance? I suspect I will be driving it 3-4 times a week. With a max of 3040 miles each time I drive. Transmission Issue?
Basically i'm looking to see if it has any MAJOR issues that will cost me an arm and a leg if I do go the Maserati route.
I look forward to hearing your responses and hopefully I will be an avid poster if I decide Maserati! Thanks.
1.) 2005 SL 500
2.) 2005 E55
3.) 2002 Porsche 911 non-turbo
4.) Maserati Gransport Cambiocorsa
However, I am really looking into reliability issues with Italian Made cars. Is it too much maintenance? I suspect I will be driving it 3-4 times a week. With a max of 3040 miles each time I drive. Transmission Issue?
Basically i'm looking to see if it has any MAJOR issues that will cost me an arm and a leg if I do go the Maserati route.
I look forward to hearing your responses and hopefully I will be an avid poster if I decide Maserati! Thanks.
