New Granturismo.....2021

[Mr Spoon]

New Maserati GranTurismo Spy Video Captures Throaty Exhaust Note

A new spy video has captured the next-generation Maserati GranTurismo, and its exhaust note, though we don’t know what powertrain it has.

www.motor1.com

Popped up in my news feed... What do you think?

 

[Templar]

Not a lot different to the existing one.

 

[Zep]

Does seem like evolution rather than revolution. Which isn’t a bad thing to me.

 

[MikeyMaser]

I could see myself in that. I can't say that to many other new or upcoming cars these day which generally leave me cold.

 

[Gazcw]

Certainly doesn't look like a 'new' GT

 

[Mr Spoon]

I see none of you have pressed ignore then

I think manufacturers keeping the shape and style similar is part of the attraction of ownership, with a private plate, it makes it hard for anyone whos not in the know to work out the age (without checking online of course)

 

[ScottH]

Don’t bother watching beyond 20 seconds.. that’s the only engine note we get. The rest is music over photos.

 

[FIFTY]

Could they still be using the old chassis as a test mule or is it a case of "why mess with a winning formula"?

Looks a bit like a Jag from the back end - hopefully they will fix that

 

[Zep]

I see none of you have pressed ignore then

I think manufacturers keeping the shape and style similar is part of the attraction of ownership, with a private plate, it makes it hard for anyone whos not in the know to work out the age (without checking online of course)

Not everyone, no.

You are right about keeping the same shape, except where they are geeks, of which there might be a few round here. Different bootlids, exhaust tips, headlamps, side repeaters and wings are our stock and trade.

 

[Mr Spoon]

Could they still be using the old chassis as a test mule or is it a case of "why mess with a winning formula"?

Looks a bit like a Jag from the back end - hopefully they will fix that

it looks like its drifting.... i hope they all look that way

 

[rs48635]

Does seem like evolution rather than revolution. Which isn’t a bad thing to me.

Much like Alan Partridge, " I evolve rather than revolve"