Since its inception, Maserati has become widely known for its innovative engineering and design, and its racing heritage helped establish the brand as a symbol of performance and luxury. Its luxurious interior designs, sleek looks, high-powered engines and exotic build materials give Maserati’s vehicles a very desirable status as a luxury car brand.

Current prices for a Maserati here in Australia range from $109,500 for the entry-level Grecale GT compact SUV, and stretch out to $528,00 for the MC20 Cielo open-top supercar. For reference, other members of the Maserati family like the entry-level Levante GT SUV are priced at $147,600 while prices for the Ghibli GT sedan kick off from $157,600 and the Quattroporte GT is priced at $219,000.

Currently, the cheapest Maserati available for purchase in Australia is the entry-level Grecale GT, the company’s compact SUV, which is priced from $109,500 before on-road costs. The Grecale range stretches out to $128,500 for the Grecale Modena, while the range-topping Grecale Trofeo is priced at $165,000 before on-road costs.

Maserati's vehicles are known for their unique combination of luxury, performance, and Italian style. Maserati also has a rich racing heritage, with many of their models inspired by their motorsport successes. Overall, Maserati's vehicles are special because they offer a truly immersive and engaging driving experience that appeals to enthusiasts and luxury car buyers alike.

In previous years, Maserati’s cars were incredibly special because they often featured a Ferrari-sourced V8 engine, with the two companies having a long-lasting and close working relationship that saw a number of Ferrari’s best engines installed on Maserati’s vehicles.

Maserati is famous for its iconic reputation within Italy’s motoring scene, remaining one of the country’s oldest manufacturers of high-powered supercars and luxurious grand tourers that has earned itself an impressive reputation within automotive circles. 

Maserati’s relationship with Ferrari has also made it quite famous, with enthusiasts thrilled at the fact a massive number of its previous vehicles came powered by a Ferrari-sourced engine, while the quality and design of its interiors make it a highly-desirable European exotic supercar or luxury SUV.

Maserati vehicles are built by the company themselves, and not Ferrari. While previous generations of Maserati’s vehicles featured engines produced by Ferrari, the design and construction of its vehicles is taken care of by Maserati at one of its major factories in Modena, as well as Turin and Grugliasco, Italy.