Used 2004 Maserati Spyder Convertible
Pros & Cons
- Italian looks and personality for under $100,000, optional F1-style transmission, comfortable cockpit, a healthy warranty.
- A somewhat less well-known and less easily identifiable cousin of Ferrari.
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Jeff,01/02/2005
Cambiocorsa 2dr Convertible (4.2L 8cyl 6AM)
I bought my Maserati Spyder Cambiocorsa
in May of 2004. The car is a light
metallic blue with a light tan and navy
interior. The car is fully optioned.
The interior is the best looking
interior of any car I have ever been
in. Leather is everywhere and it is of
the highest quality. While ferrari
does own maserati they are very
different cars. This car is a GT car,
smoother ride and without the wild
looks of a ferrari but it still gets
tons of attention. It is in the same
price range as the SL500 but much rarer
and faster. Do not get the nav system
it is almost useless, barely showing
any information. The paddle shifters
are amazing, though the 6 speed manual
is very smooth too.
Francie,12/05/2004
Cambiocorsa 2dr Convertible (4.2L 8cyl 6AM)
I got the very first Maserati Spyder delivered by Ferrari of Washington when the new model came out. I traded in my first, silver Maserati with a black interior, for a black Spyder with a tan interior. I have driven it on the road and on the racetrack, it is totally responsive to all commands in both situations. This car is tight, smooth, powerful, fast, and beautiful.
West8,12/04/2004
GT 2dr Convertible (4.2L 8cyl 6M)
After owning several comparable cars in the past the Maserati Spyder holds its own with preformance and style. It's great to drive a car that is unique and not typically seen on the road. Now my Porche spends much more time in the garage. The only problem I have found is in the design of the soft top. When the lid is up there is an over the shoulder blind spot that creates a problem. But who cares...when is the lid up anyway? Other than that, this car is well worth the price tag.
NJDevil,09/07/2004
Cambiocorsa 2dr Convertible (4.2L 8cyl 6AM)
This car is a Ferrari in a Maserati
body. The car handles great. I took
it through an autocross, and it ate it
up.It outhandled my friend's Ferrari
360.The interior is classic Italian,
beautifully stitched leather covers
the entire interior. The seats hug
you and hold you in place for when you
are at those high speeds.Also like an
Italian sports car, all of the power
is in the higher RPM's. If you are in
the city or just cruising along, keep
the car in the "normal" mode; as this
gives you a softer ride and normal
shifting. If you want to open it up,
put it in "Sport" mode and push the
pedal all the way to the floor and
watch this baby perform.FYI-This
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