I spent four days with Gran Turismo last July. It is one of the most beautiful cars on the road today and in typical Italian fashion, the interior is exquisite. The exhaust note is not exceptionally loud but it has a great tone.It's throaty builds to a wonderful crescendo as you approach red-line.
The suspension is well tuned and has a decent ride but still provides excellent handling. As the name implies this is a grand tourer rather than an all-out sports car.It's fast but won't blow you away. Check out the full review I wrote at Autoblog.
Yes, I've driven the Maserati Gran Turismo and it is certainly a fabulous car to drive! I know someone who has one, and they love it, so much that I've been fortunate to give it a try. I would highly recommend giving it a spin.
I like the smoothness of the ride in comparison to other sports cars. I found it smoother and more luxurious than the BMW M3, Ferrari 360, or Lamborghini Gallardo. What I really liked about the car was the great feeling you get when you step on the pedal, it's very exciting and invigorating.
The metallic speedometer is also a step up. Also, the pedals on the steering wheel are cool. Ghly recommended car if you can afford it!
Here are some specs on the Maserati GranTurismo Engine: 4.2 L (4,244 cc) (259 cu in) 90° V8 Power: 405 PS (399 hp/298 kW) at 7,100 rpm Torque: 460 N·m (339 lb·ft) at 4,750 rpm Top speed: 285 km/h (177 mph)2 0-62 mph acceleration: 5.2 seconds 1/4 mi acceleration: 13.4 seconds 1 mi acceleration: 23.9 seconds Drag coefficient:0.33.
I have not, but a friend had the 4 door and wound up giving it back under the lemon law. A colleuge of mine has the coupe and loves it. He was driving a 911 before and told me that there is no comparison.
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