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Well I wish I had a tremendous amount of "new" news, but I don't. Unfortunately, the Gransport wasn't there
I spoke with just about everybody and most of what I heard wasn't anything new. Some of the things I haven't heard before are posted below:
-I initially heard about 30 cars for 2004, and 100 for 2005, the marketing rep said now it will be closer to 200 cars total and production may stretch into 2006. Whether thats 200 cars for North America or just for the States, I forgot to ask.
-Price heard was not $105,000 but $100,000. $105,000 sounds more realistic to me, given you can load up a coupe and reach $100,000 so you would think the would make the Gransport a little bit more than a loaded coupe.
-Get ready for the exhaust, it sounds better than the Stradale.
:shock: :shock:
-Rims can be ordered in a polished finish similar to the ones on the Vintage model
-The marketing rep was very pleased with the seats and fabric dash. I guess you need to see and feel it in person, but the seats according to the Maserati rep are much more snug than the standard seats.
-Fuji white paint, its absolutely beautiful in person according to them, but if you ever got into accident, matching the paint might be an issue.
Sorry I don't have more, but there wasn't one guy there that wasn't genuinly excited about this car and after driving the standard coupe, I am too.
Phil
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-I initially heard about 30 cars for 2004, and 100 for 2005, the marketing rep said now it will be closer to 200 cars total and production may stretch into 2006. Whether thats 200 cars for North America or just for the States, I forgot to ask.
-Price heard was not $105,000 but $100,000. $105,000 sounds more realistic to me, given you can load up a coupe and reach $100,000 so you would think the would make the Gransport a little bit more than a loaded coupe.
-Get ready for the exhaust, it sounds better than the Stradale.
-Rims can be ordered in a polished finish similar to the ones on the Vintage model
-The marketing rep was very pleased with the seats and fabric dash. I guess you need to see and feel it in person, but the seats according to the Maserati rep are much more snug than the standard seats.
-Fuji white paint, its absolutely beautiful in person according to them, but if you ever got into accident, matching the paint might be an issue.
Sorry I don't have more, but there wasn't one guy there that wasn't genuinly excited about this car and after driving the standard coupe, I am too.
Phil
8)