Maserati

Maserati is an iconic Italian luxury car manufacturer known for producing high-performance sports cars, grand tourers, and sedans.

Founded in 1914 by the Maserati brothers in Modena, Italy, Maserati has a long history of blending cutting-edge engineering, sophisticated design, and motorsport success.

Over the years, Maserati has become synonymous with elegance, luxury, and high-speed performance. Maserati has had a long and successful history in motorsports, competing in various racing events, including Formula 1, sports car racing, and rallying.

Over the years, Maserati has shifted its focus from strictly racing cars to producing luxurious, high-performance vehicles that combine speed, comfort, and Italian craftsmanship.

Over the years, Maserati has been owned by various parent companies. In the 1990s, Fiat acquired Maserati, and in 1997, Ferrari took a controlling stake in Maserati. This connection led to many Maserati cars benefiting from Ferrari’s engineering expertise, particularly in terms of performance and engine design.

Maserati was part of the Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) group, which merged with Stellantis in 2021. As part of the Stellantis family, Maserati continues to benefit from the shared technologies of its parent company while maintaining its distinct identity as a luxury performance brand.

Maserati cars are known for their elegant Italian design, often featuring sleek lines, sophisticated interiors, and a focus on luxury. The interiors of Maserati vehicles are crafted with premium materials such as fine leather, wood accents, and carbon fiber.

The brand is committed to handcrafted attention to detail, with many models featuring bespoke options for customers who desire a more personalized touch.