Maserati Ghibli

Vehicle Overview

The Maserati Ghibli introduced in 1992 is based on an evolution of the previous Maserati Biturbo, which it replaces. The Ghibli was produced up to 1997 in 2,380 units and takes up the historic name of the homonymous model presented in 1967. In 1992 the 222, 2.24V, 422, 4.24V, 430 and Spider (all daughters of the Biturbo model) came out of the list, while a further restyling (also due to Marcello Gandini) of Maserati Racing gave rise to the re-presentation of the historic name Ghibli: new front, new higher tail, new aerodynamic appendages, specific rims and renewed engine range. Two engines are available, both V6 twin-turbo 24 valves. The powerful 1996 cm³ with 306 hp (which allowed to reach 260 km / h), the other less performing derived from the 228i coupé of 2790 cm³ and with 284 hp (250 km / h top speed and 0-100 in 5, 7 seconds).