4200 Vintage Pack

[safrane]

One for the collectors then...almost new 4200 and for a change it has actually been serviced regulary...still a good price for an almost new Maserati.

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifi...tors-example-perfect-history-stunning/2400390

 

[CatmanV2]

Doesn't look much like a Spyder, though...

C

 

[safrane]

V5 errors...

If my memory serves me right was this not up for sale about two years ago at Dick Lovett Swindon?

 

[alfatwo]

Gosh, that a huge amount of cash for an old 05 4200GT that could and would give trouble any minute!

Dave

 

[nfm]

Does the vintage have chrome wheels? They look a tad more shiny than usual?

 

[SimonCC]

Even though mine has 20,000 more miles (but still low at 25,000) this is good news value wise. Mine is pretty much in perfect nick, and has better spec seats with navy piping that this one doesn't have.

Do like the front and rear chrome grills. Not a fan of the chrome door handles and front wing vents though - far too fussy and ruins the beautiful lines.

 

[safrane]

It has ball polished ones

 

[Phil H]

http://www.sportsmaserati.com/showthread.php/9713-2005-face-lift-4200-Very-low-mles

PH

 

[Andyk]

SO if the same one I wonder if it sold...If it did its not completed any miles in 3 months......Lovely car but still too much money low miles or not. Sure someone wanting the best 4200 will buy it......ME thats a Gransport or close to GT money..

 

[highlander]

nice though this example is, I agree with andy, that is low GT money or top GS money

 

[nfm]

Thanks Peter, mine are up for a refurb so just curious (will stay as is). Hard to value such a low mileage car but as stated for a nearly new Maserati someone may well see it as worth the money

 

[safrane]

It will sell...and the GS is not for everyone.

 

[Phil H]

Doesn't look much like a Spyder, though...

C

This one is, Vintage too:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2005-MASERATI-SPYDER-GT-2dr-/111379022857?hash=item19eeb50409

PH

 

[highlander]

This one is, Vintage too:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2005-MASERATI-SPYDER-GT-2dr-/111379022857?hash=item19eeb50409

PH

looks the dogs........however call me a cynic but that low mileage worries me, cars need to be driven so a car that age with only 14k has to have problems ready to burst.....jmo mind.

 

[safrane]

Library photo of a US car with marker lights and LHD

 

[Chrisbassett]

Library photo of a US car with marker lights and LHD

Looks like it, they don't have the car for another week.

A manual Spyder from 2005 must be quite rare though. Someone will be happy to spend money on it.

 

[highlander]

Looks like it, they don't have the car for another week.

A manual Spyder from 2005 must be quite rare though. Someone will be happy to spend money on it.

agree re rarity but honestly, would you prefer to buy a garage queen or a car that has been "sensibly" used/driven?

 

[Phil H]

Library photo of a US car with marker lights and LHD

Ah, I wondered if you'd spot that...............

PH

 

[Chrisbassett]

agree re rarity but honestly, would you prefer to buy a garage queen or a car that has been "sensibly" used/driven?

With my record, definitely believe in healthy use! Not sure about the sensible part.

But someone will see it as shiny, rare and low miles and spend the next 9 years polishing it and taking it out to a village pub on sunny Sundays, for them it's perfect.

 

[alfatwo]

Low miles with good history always does it no matter what car your selling!

Dave