It's very attractive, stunning even, in an agressive way, but I'm sorry to see the Coupe lose the somewhat retro "classic" look of the former model, particularly inside. The sensuous if somewhat understated curves of the former model are lost in favor of a more modern approach, with sharper angles and creases. I doesn't look like a future classic in the way the former Coupe or former XK8 does (IMHO), but it is very exciting and sporty in a right-here-right-now kind of way. The grille is outstanding. The hood and front bumper cover recalls the MC12. The light treatment, though, looks Japanese and out of place, to my eyes at least, and overly technical. Anyway, just my two cents. Sensational find! I hope it helps bring Maserati to profitability. I think I will continue to worship what I have, however. This car looks harder to fall in love with than the former model. Ours looks more organic, a more wholistically integrated design, more feminine. This one looks like a collection of really cool styling cues with some Maserati thrown in. I think I'm most disappointed with the interior. It doesn't look like the interior of a sports car or grand tourer. It's lovely in the way the Quattroporte is lovely, but again, there's something classic in the former model's simplicity and elegance and more fitting for the interior of a grand tourer. OK, I'm done now!