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Cars come and go, and that applies to the Maserati MC20 as well. But Maserati has a replacement waiting in the wings, and ...
Although it has a new badge, the MCPura is just a lightly updated MC20 with new bumpers, new paint colors, and restyled seats.
“It’s a strange driving sensation to have a brake pedal that’s so stiff and a steering wheel that’s so light,” executive editor Mac Morrison said. “The two inputs don’t match, so it feels a bit funny ...
The MC20 is a complete redefinition of the Maserati narrative, a return to an era no one would have thought possible. Of course, it still makes those luxury sedans, and people still love them and ...
Still an MC20 with the 621-hp Nettuno V-6, plus a Liquid Crystal folding glass roof that can go opaque at a push of a button, up or down in 12 seconds flat. That's quick.
The MC20's dashboard refinement certainly helps, especially if you've spent time in Maserati's other — more affordable — models. No more Stellantis-parts-bin switchgear, ...
Busse also shared insight about how his team shaped the MC20 (pictured). Early on, he insisted the car shouldn’t receive oversized air inlets or a park bench-sized wing on the back.
The MC20's suspension links up with the monocoque by way of aluminum subframes and uses a double wishbone design at both the front and rear, while two-mode adaptive Bilstein dampers are on hand to ...
Maserati has entered a new era with the launch of the 2022 MC20 supercar. As the first of three all-new models in an 18-month period, 2022 will be one of the most product-intense years in the ...
The MC20 is an amazing thing, a brilliant jewel of a symbol of the new Maserati. As such, it’s either the sportiest Gran Turismo ever made, or the most comfortable sports car you’ll ever want.
The MC20 coupe starts at approximately $212,000, and it’s reasonable to assume the Cielo will cost more. American deliveries are scheduled to start in the first quarter of 2023.
Maserati MC20: A Supercar With All the Right Moves Powered by a twin-turbo V6, the MC20 is tuned more for the street than for the track. Dan Neil says this is the Maserati he’s been waiting for.