What color interior was opted in this one? Cuoio, tan?
That could be a risky choice.
The color could be nice but i am finding out that unusual colors do not resell well.
Pictures always welcomed.
Hope not Cuoio as it is too "orangy" and does not contrast/sit well with Bordeaux (which I guess -not having seen the palette- is close to the Rosso Bologna in the 3200 range). Tan was the "de facto" match with Rosso Bologna in the 3200 (or when ordered as "special paint" in the 4200s) and the "touch" would be Cuoio piping.
David B has recently posted his RB 4200 for sale here, check
http://www.maseratilife.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3257
and that would give an indea of what the color looks like (or I think would look like). You can also see on a photo of his door the contrast with Tan hide (looks very soft but it's not Avorio) and Cuoio inserts... imagine that 100% in Cuoio... a bit of of an eye stresser...
It is a stunning color, but agree one of a kind and reselling could prove tough... people tend to go to "safer" choices, which in a "big" car means black (to my taste a bit tame, high risk of becoming out of fashion) or gunmetal grey or dark blue. My GS is gunmetal (or Grigio Palladio) which is very rare here and it is a guaranteed neck turner (well, it was formerly one of the 2 GS in Maserati UK press fleet... so it was spec'ed with THAT in mind...) but reckon it might be a bit on the softer side on the GT...
My 4200 was Verde Mistral, again, and out-of-spec palette in the 4200 with Tan interior and Cuoio piping on dash only. Everyone who has seen the car in the flesh admired it, "stunning color" (which it is) as almost invariable reaction. It was meant for me, well, that's why I ordered it..! But at the time of off-loading... it took a while to find its bride.