Maserati Mexico

The Maserati Mexico is a large GT produced between 1966 and 1973. Designed by Vignale, it was developed from the Quattroporte and positioned as a luxurious, high-performance grand tourer. Its name pays tribute to John Surtees' victory with Maserati at the 1966 Mexican Grand Prix. Equipped with powerful naturally-aspirated V8 engines, the Mexico combines elegance, comfort and high performance.

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Price

The price of Maserati Mexico starts from 90,000 €, 95,000 $, £80,000.

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Technical data

Brand	Maserati
Trade name	Maserati Mexico
Code name	AM112
Segment	Grand Tourism
Date of presentation	03/11/1966
Production start year	1966
Year end production	1973
Country of production	Italy
Plant	Stellantis plant, Modena
Length	4,74 m
Height	1,31 m
Width (with mirrors)	1,77 m