This 2011 Maserati GranTurismo S MC Sport Line is a two-owner and unmodified car that presents in an attractive colour combination. Under its bonnet sits a naturally-aspirated 4.7-litre V8 engine that produces 324kW and 490Nm. This Ferrari-derived V8 is mated to a six-speed automatic transmission, with power sent to the rear wheels. The odometer of this car shows 119,230km. The Maserati Gran Turismo is one of its most popular models to date, featuring styling by Pininfarina and a V8 engine shared with Ferrari. Development of the model was quick – it went through design to production phases in just nine months and was subsequently unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in 2007. Even though its development was quick, the model continued in production for a full 12 years before it was replaced.

Several updates were introduced to keep the model fresh throughout that time including facelifts and new variants. This car is the MC Sport Line specification that gets the bigger 4.7-litre V8 alongside carbon-fibre extras inspired by Maserati’s motorsports programme. With a sonorous V8 engine note and styling that you simply don’t see with modern cars, the Gran Turismo is destined to go down as one of Maserati’s greatest hits. Painted in white with a black interior, this colour combination will be widely appreciated. The exterior is adorned by carbon-fibre accents, such as for the spoiler, door handles, and front splitter, while the cabin gets a similar treatment to offset the black leather. It is an unmodified example, but the MC Sport Line was fitted with stiffer springs and a lowered ride height from the factory.

It retains its original set of 20-inch ‘Trident’ alloy wheels which hide a set of red brake calipers. The car runs on Pirelli P Zero tyres. Built in Italy and supplied new to Australia through Zagame Maserati, this Gran Turismo has a documented history and is currently with its second owner. It was purchased by the seller in 2014 and all servicing has remained at Maserati in Melbourne. The seller states the only major work to this car was a clutch replacement – a common occurrence on the Gran Turismo. The car had been in an accident in 2014 requiring repairs performed by Zagame. A minor scratch led to a resprayed rear quarter panel, completed by Luxury Auto Body.

The exterior condition of this Maserati is fair for its age but signs of distress are seen. The white paintwork appears without significant damage and no instances of scratch or dent damage are seen. However, certain areas could be improved with a professional detail such as the headlight lenses. Obvious scratches are seen on both sides of the front carbon-fibre splitter and the seller notes the plastic boot release piece is missing – though it can still be opened. Three of the wheels appear with kerb rash damage. Inside, this Gran Turismo presents in good condition. The black upholstery hasn’t faded or sagged with age, though scuff marks are identified throughout the cabin – especially around the transmission tunnel (front and second rows), door panels, and lower seat portions.

Worn leather is seen around the steering wheel. This Maserati suffers from the common ‘sticky buttons’ phenomenon and wear damage is noted on switchgear. No stains or scuffs are seen on the headlining or carpets. This car will come with all accompanying documentation and manuals. As per Trading Garage Terms and Conditions, although Trading Garage has completed the following checks, bidders must satisfy themselves to the accuracy of the description and do any research they feel necessary before bidding. All listings are sold in Australian dollars. This car is registered in Victoria until 18/5/25.

There are no security interests registered on the PPSR against the serial number and it is not recorded as written off or stolen.