why not???Neptunus said:I hope I can clear that up very soon.
For now, if you want to see one, the Maserati booth at the L.A. Auto Show has one on display. That one is not for sale![]()
Yeah the problem is getting the cash for it! Group buy anyone? We'll each put down $100k and share the car! LOLsurfnirnava said:They aren't difficult to get hold of if you have the cash. One went in thge UK recently at auction for around £350k. I've even seen them on eBay!
2500 miles a year. Your insurance provider must certify to the DOT that you are only allowed to do that many miles and they will audit etc.maserati of minneapolis said:I think the guy that had the P4/5 built said on Ferrarichat that the MC12s in the US are only certified for display\exhibition miles, something like 500 a year?
Well it IS allowed in the US, just not imported for sale by Maserati.Andrew said:Didn't realize this car was not allowed in the U.S. Ferrari/Maserati of Silicon Valley had one at their opening as well as at the Palo Alto concours.
That right there is basically an excuse to drive it anywhere. Sounds really vague.The Trident said:Here's the rule on importing for "Show & Display," which is what the MC12 qualifies for:
Another reason permission is granted is to maintain the vehicle’s engine, braking, lighting, and other dynamic systems in good working order.