Overview & Reviews

User Reviews:

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  A gorgeous Italian with Ferrari blood - 2002 Maserati Coupe
  By Jonathan Epstein - December 24 - 10:00 am

  A gorgeous car on the exterior with the best interior of any car I have seen. People stop on the streets to stare, give the thumbs up, or shout flattering comments. The car is unbelievably fast and handles great. The F1 paddle shifting is a blast giving you all the flexability of a stick with out the tired legs. The car will automatically downshift at 1,300 rpm when you are stopping if you dont want to actively downshift. A great car all around.

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  Great Car - 2003 Maserati Coupe
  By KLP - November 19 - 2:00 am

  Ive had this car for a year now. Great fun to drive. Had the opportunity to go to a high speed driving coure last spring where you got to drive your own car on a closed track with a driving instructor. None of the instructors had drive a F1 Maserati before. Beside my driving this car at over 125 mph on the straights and 60mph turns, the instructors asked to drive it. They were all very impressed. They rated its performance with the 200K Far, AMartin, Porsh, etc. I have been very pleased. Its a keeper

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  Bonding with my Maserati Coupe - 2005 Maserati Coupe
  By Tom R - November 13 - 10:06 pm

  Just completed a 2,100 mile round trip from Florida to Tennessee. During this time I got a chance to experience everything the Maserati has to offer. My car was extremely comfortable on long highway in Florida and Georgia were I averaged 80 mph. The Skyhook suspension is amazing, even with ultra low profile performance tires the ride is never harsh in normal or sport mode. In Tennessee on the curvy mountain roads the Shyhook suspension kept the car flat and predictable. It is much easier to drive at high speeds in the curves than my wifes Corvette. Its overall gas mileage for the trip was 21.2 mpg, which is really not too bad especially with the aggressive driving done in TN.

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  Maserai Clutch Problems - 2002 Maserati Coupe
  By jeffm - August 3 - 9:13 am

  This is a nice car with the worst clutch I have ever had. Ive gone through three clutches in 17,000 miles and the new one seems no better. Save your repair money and buy something else. The clutch is a real lemon and Maserati will not cover any repairs (the warranty is void for the clutch the day you drive it out the door, as in a zero mile warranty). Ive owned many sports cars over the years and the clutch problem is the worst I have seen.

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  Kick in the Pants! - 2002 Maserati Coupe
  By Ciao Bello 2 - May 14 - 9:10 pm

  One of my all time favorite cars. I have driven a lot of semiexotics and exotics. From a 1957 Porsche 356 to a 3rd gen RX-7 to Jags and Bimmers. This car performs like a Ferrari without the maintenance headache and cost. Very reliable with road couth for a high performer and still a head turner after 5 years on the road. Creature comforts but will still make the hair on the back of the neck of the dude in front of you raise up as he respectfully pulls over into the slow lane. A true 4-seater as it is functional enough to pick up my 2 kids from school. Hot enough to drive with my wife on short day trips and feel as if you are in a 2-seater.

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  fun to drive! - 2005 Maserati Coupe
  By pc - April 6 - 7:26 am

  city slickers rejoice, heres something new and for those of us that missed the suburban get your permit( @15 1/2!) and drive lifestyle finally a fun to drive car with a clutch free manual drive that gives us the feeling we too are driving experts!.the cc coupe is the 1st car ive driven that encourages accelerating into turns and surprises as there seems to be no centrifugal force when turning. furthermore the paddles on either sides of the steering wheel easily allow for upward/downward shifting and the car is as tight as any.there is an automatic option and it handles magnificently and feels quite sturdy despite the aluminum frame.you might also enjoy the awe others have for this beauty.

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  Excellent Car - 2004 Maserati Coupe
  By Greg - March 29 - 5:00 pm

  I have owned the coupe for almost 4 years now and build quality is excellent. Only issue with the vehicle was the small shifter on the center consule came loose. Routine services mostly covered under warranty. Expense so far: Clutch change at 18,500 miles. Brakes have lasted over 30,000 miles, about twice as long as previous cars Ive owned.

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  Awesom - 2002 Maserati Coupe
  By calabro - January 11 - 10:00 am

  Excelllent all around car,,Finally an Italian car capable of being used everyday.The interior is exquisite and every passenger is amazed of ther beauty and luxury of maseratis interiors.The exterior design is also great maybe not as seductive as a ferrari but way more understated and has a more Maserati appeal to it.As far as the drive goes,well wat can i say,when u have an engine that pulls like this one and the sound is great which makes all those racer boys stare in admiration.

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  The Trident is Back! - 2002 Maserati Coupe
  By Bagger - December 30 - 2:00 am

  This car rocks! A ferocious Ferrari- designed engine mated to a gorgeously svelte body make for a very rare and exciting fresh car in an age of gawdawful monster SUVs and Porsche everycars. The engine has an incredible Italian growl..sounds even better than the Ferraris..Interior craftsmanship is better than any car I have ever seen, except maybe a $300,000 Bentley. The best part: you get to totally custom order the beast--your colors inside and out..you choose the piping, stitching, rooflining, carpets..the whole damn thing! A true custom-built- to-order GT.Paddle-shift is pretty good and improving as of this writing (2003).

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  Best sounding car under $200k - 2003 Maserati Coupe
  By John A - December 19 - 10:00 am

  I was a hard core Porsche person until Driving the 03 Coupe GT. The sounds this engine makes is unparalleled by anything without a prancing horse on it. The low end torque is absolutely amazing. The hand stitched leather is also gorgeous--better than anything else in the market. Performance is all there--zero to 60 in 4.7!!! Also, only 1,000 in the country, so that is about 1 Maserati to every 20 Carreras (not counting past model years!) Buy this car if you have the means