When you’re ready to indulge in a seriously luxurious vehicle that will turn heads at every traffic light, a Maserati is sure to please. And there are plenty of Maserati models to choose from to suit your style and needs.
What models does Maserati make?
- Ghibli: $75,000 – $89,800
- Levante: $77,500 – $171,500
- Quattroporte: $109,500 – $140,500
- GT Convertible: $150,380 – $162,880
Are there any Maserati models within your budget? Which Maserati offers the best performance, and which is best for your lifestyle? Let us help you get to the bottom of it!
Ghibli: $75,000 – $89,800
If you’re looking for the most modestly priced Maserati, the Ghibli will be your best bet.
While $75,000 is still nothing to scoff at, this is by far Maserati’s most affordable model in the United States market.
This midsize luxury sedan offers seating for up to five passengers, and its sleek styling is sure to stand out from other sedans on the market. Meanwhile, the 2020 Ghibli is offered in three trim configurations to suit your tastes.
If indulgent features are what you’re after, the base or GranLusso trim will probably be your best choices. If performance and power are more of your focus, then the GranSport trim is where it’s at.
Standard equipment on the 2020 Ghibli base trim includes:
- Keyless entry and push-button start
- 8.4-inch touchscreen display
- Leather upholstery throughout
- 19-inch wheels
- Eight-speaker sound system
Key Specs
- EPA-estimated fuel economy of 19 mpg combined (with standard turbocharged 3.0L V6 engine and eight-speed automatic transmission)
- 1 engine configuration: a turbocharged 3.0L V6 at 345-424 horsepower (output varied based on trim)
- Rear-wheel drive and eight-speed automatic transmission
- 0-60 mph time: 4.7 seconds
- 17.66 cubic feet of cargo space
Safety Features & Ratings
While the 2020 Ghibli has not been rated by the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) as of December of 2020, you can find out more about standard safety features and IIHS ratings for this model below:
- Front and rear parking sensors
- Blind-spot detection
- Backup camera
- IIHS crashworthiness rating of “Good“
What are People Saying?
As of December of 2020, there is only one owner review of the Ghibli on Vehicle History. However, it is a 5-star review that refers to this model as the “best car ever.” The owner loves the powerful engine and leather seats.
Levante: $77,500 – $171,500
If a sedan is too small for your tastes, no worries; Maserati also makes the Levante, a midsize SUV that’s been on the market since the 2017 model year.
This SUV is not only luxuriously appointed but also offers punchy performance that will have you forgetting that you’re actually not behind the wheel of a sports car.
Pricing on the Levante can vary greatly depending on which of the four trim levels you choose, as the range-topping trim is equipped with an incredibly powerful V8 engine and indulgences like premium leather and special driving modes.
Even if you opt for the base Levante trim (which has a similar starting MSRP as the Ghibli sedan), you’ll enjoy standard equipment that includes:
- Leather upholstery
- An 8.4-inch touchscreen display
- Built-in navigation system
- An adjustable air suspension
- A hands-free power liftgate
Every Levante also comes with standard all-wheel drive, so you can get behind the wheel with confidence, even in less-than-ideal road conditions.
Key Specs
- EPA-estimated fuel economy of 17 mpg combined (with standard turbocharged 3.0L V6 engine and eight-speed automatic transmission) or 15 mpg combined (on Trofeo models with turbocharged 3.8L V8 engine and eight-speed automatic transmission)
- 2 engine configurations: a standard turbocharged 3.0L V6 (345-424 horsepower) and a turbocharged 3.8L V8 engine (550-590 horsepower)
- All-wheel drive and eight-speed automatic transmission
- 0-60 mph time: 3.8-5.8 seconds (varies based on engine and trim level)
- 20.5 cubic feet of cargo space behind rear row (57.4 cubic feet with rear seats folded)
Safety Features & Ratings
As of December of 2020, the Maserati Levante has not yet been rated by the NHTSA or IIHS. However, it does not have any open safety recalls. Other safety information is as follows:
- Front and rear parking sensors
- Blind-spot detection
- Backup camera
Meanwhile, stepping up to the GranLusso or GranSport trims will yield additional safety features that include:
- Adaptive cruise control
- Lane-keep assist
What are People Saying?
As of December of 2020, the Levante has a compelling 5/5-star owner rating on Vehicle History. Owners love how quickly this SUV accelerates, as well as how luxurious and comfortable its interior is.
Quattroporte: $109,500 – $140,500
If you don’t mind stepping your budget up quite a bit, the Maserati Quattroporte is another compelling sedan choice to consider. This luxury model offers more powerful performance than the Ghibli, plus available AWD.
The 2020 Quattroporte is offered in three trim configurations, ranging from the base S to the truly indulgent GranLusso and performance-oriented GranSport.
Standard equipment on every Quattroporte includes:
- Soft-close doors
- An 8.4-inch touchscreen with smartphone integration
- Adaptive suspension dampers
- LED headlights
Key Specs
- EPA-estimated fuel economy of 19 mpg combined (with standard turbocharged 3.0L V6 engine and eight-speed automatic transmission)
- 2 engine configurations: a standard turbocharged 3.0L V6 (424 horsepower) and a twin-turbocharged 3.8L V8 (523 horsepower)
- Rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive (AWD not available on V8 models)
- 0-60 mph time: 4.3 seconds (with V8 engine)
- 18.72 cubic feet of cargo space
Safety Features & Ratings
This Maserati model is also generously appointed with standard safety equipment, such as:
- Active blind-spot monitoring/warning
- Forward-collision warning with automatic emergency braking
- Lane-keep assist with departure warning
- Front and rear parking sensors
And while this model has not been rated by the NHTSA or IIHS as of December of 2020, it also does not have any open safety recalls at this time.
What are People Saying?
The 2020 Quattroporte is rated 5/5 stars based on Vehicle History owner reviews as of December of 2020. Owners adore this car, with one reviewer commenting that buying it was the “2nd best decision of [his] life,” only behind meeting his wife.
GT Convertible: $150,380 – $162,880
While the Maserati GT Convertible took a hiatus following the 2019 model year, it is expected to return in 2022. In the meantime, a used 2019 model can be a great choice if you’re looking for a true sports convertible.
This model is available in just two trim configurations, but with an incredibly powerful engine and plenty of standard performance features to take your driving experience to the next level. Standard equipment on the base Sport trim includes:
- Leather upholstery
- Dual-zone climate control
- An 8.4-inch touchscreen display with smartphone integration
- An 11-speaker sound system
- Bluetooth connectivity
Meanwhile, stepping up to this model’s MC trim yields you even more equipment, such as:
- Larger 20-inch wheels
- A refined suspension and handling
- Chrome exhaust tips
- Carbon-fiber hood
Key Specs
- EPA-estimated fuel economy of 16 mpg combined (with 4.7L V8 engine and six-speed automatic transmission)
- 1 engine configuration: a 4.7L V8 at 454 horsepower
- Rear-wheel drive and six-speed automatic transmission
- 0-60 mph time: 4.9 seconds
- 6.1 cubic feet of cargo space
Safety Features & Ratings
While the Maserati GT Convertible has not been rated by the NHTSA or IIHS, it does offer the following standard safety features:
- Front and rear parking sensors
- Backup camera
- ABS and driveline traction control
- Electronic stability control
What are People Saying?
There aren’t any reviews of the 2019 Maserati GT Convertible on Vehicle History, but this vehicle receives generally good reviews from reputable sources like the Kelley Blue Book (4.2/5 stars).
