2004 Maserati 4200 for sale (NOW SOLD)

[SeanS]

Hello all
I have decided to sell my 4200 cambio corsa.
Car is located in Southern Spain, Malaga region.

A well looked after car, serviced at Maserati Valencia and Rosso Corsa Marbella (independent Ferrari dealer).
Folder full of receipts for service/work since new.

98000 km
F-1 gearbox
Red
Cream interior
Sticky buttons all fixed
New battery 7 months ago
Larini X-pipe installed (have original section also)

Comes with
Outdoor cover
Maserati battery charger
Full set of new handbrake shoes and springs

€26000 negotiable

If any one is interested give me a shout

SOLD

 

[philw696]

Wow she looks Lovely.
Good Luck with the sale.

 

[Phil H]

A lovely car indeed, and just needs a caring owner who wants an LHD Maserati

 

[allandwf]

A lovely car indeed, and just needs a caring owner who wants an LHD Maserati

Much stronger prices in the LHD market

 

[Gp79]

Bet it’s completely rust free as well.

 

[GeoffCapes]

The market prices are clearly much stronger in Europe than the UK.*

 

[Ewan]

It costs a fortune to register a UK car in Spain these days (I know, as am in the middle of doing so). So for someone wanting a 4200 in Spain, it’s cheaper to buy one already registered there (such as this) than it is to import a cheaper one from the UK. This could explain some of the price difference.

 

[SeanS]

Yes it is rust free.
We don't get much rain here on the Costa Del Sol and certainty don't get frost so no salt used here

The prices for these cars in Europe are a lot higher that in the UK.
But in saying that I have priced mine competitively to others for sale in Germany ect.

I figured there are members from all over Europe on here not just the UK so thought i would advertise here to see if any one is interested.

 

[Bebs]

The market prices are clearly much stronger in Europe than the UK.*

Yep, I bought my LHD GT here in the U.K. for a price equivalent to a RHD U.K. car.
I did look at importing one from Germany but the prices were some 15-20K more for the same car.
Good luck with the sale OP, looks a nice car.

 

[philw696]

It costs a fortune to register a UK car in Spain these days (I know, as am in the middle of doing so). So for someone wanting a 4200 in Spain, it’s cheaper to buy one already registered there (such as this) than it is to import a cheaper one from the UK. This could explain some of the price difference.

It was all so easily previously to the UK deciding to leave the EU and that's why I now won't be doing another import for myself.

 

[Ewan]

It was all so easily previously to the UK deciding to leave the EU and that's why I now won't be doing another import for myself.

Indeed. I’m using a very efficient German lady in Mallorca to do my import. She’ll make far fewer mistakes than I would!