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26 models with a review · 29 generations · 4 in production · Italy · Founded 1914

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Maserati in numbers

Longest-running model
17 years
GranCabrio · 2009–present
Oldest in our catalog
1947
A6 1500
Latest launch
2024
GranCabrio

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  • Tipo 151
  • Tipo 154
  • Tipo 26B
  • V8RI

Timeline

Maserati models, 1940 to now

Every row is a model, every block is a generation and a link. Gaps are real breaks in production, dashed coral lines show which model replaced which.

27 catalog models30 generations4 in production

A6 15001947–1950 · 1 generation
I
A6G1950–1957 · 2 generations
2000/54
150 GT1957 · 1 generation
150 GT
450S Costin-Zagato1957 · 1 generation
450S Costin-Zagato
3500 GT1957–1964 · 1 generation
3500 GT
5000 GT1959–1964 · 1 generation
I
Sebring1962–1969 · 1 generation
I
Mistral1963–1970 · 1 generation
AM109
Mexico1966–1972 · 1 generation
AM112
Indy1969–1975 · 1 generation
AM116
Bora1971–1978 · 1 generation
AM117
Merak1972–1983 · 1 generation
AM122
Khamsin1974–1982 · 1 generation
AM120
Kyalami1976–1983 · 1 generation
AM129
Biturbo1981–1994 · 1 generation
I
Shamal1990–1996 · 1 generation
AM339
Ghibli II1992–1998 · 1 generation
I
3200 GT1998–2002 · 1 generation
I
Coupé and Spyder2001–2007 · 1 generation
I
MC122004–2005 · 1 generation
I
GranTurismo2007–now · 2 generations
(M145)M189
GranCabrio2009–now · 2 generations
1M189
Quattroporte2012–2023 · 1 generation
Quattroporte
Ghibli2013–2023 · 1 generation
M157
Levante2016–2024 · 1 generation
Levante
MC202020–now · 1 generation
I
Grecale2022–now · 1 generation
M182
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  • Earlier generation
  • Classic (ended 25+ years ago)
  • Start known, end not in catalog
  • Break in production
  • Replaced by / renamed
  • Model without a page yet
  • Now

All Maserati generations by year

Maserati 150 GT 1957
Maserati 450S Costin-Zagato 1957
Maserati 3200 GT 1998–2002
  1. I 1998–2002
Maserati 3500 GT 1957–1964
Maserati 5000 GT 1959–1964
  1. I 1959–1964
Maserati A6 1500 1947–1950
  1. I 1947–1950
Maserati A6G 1950–1957
  1. 2000 1950–1951
  2. /54 1954–1957
Maserati Biturbo 1981–1994
  1. I 1981–1994
Maserati Bora 1971–1978
  1. AM117 1971–1978
Maserati Coupé and Spyder 2001–2007
  1. I 2001–2007
Maserati Ghibli 2013–2023
  1. M157 2013–2023
Maserati Ghibli II 1992–1998
Maserati GranCabrio 2009–now
  1. 1 2009–2019
  2. M189 2024–now
Maserati GranTurismo 2007–now
  1. (M145) 2007–2019
  2. M189 2023–now
Maserati Grecale 2022–now
  1. M182 2022–now
Maserati Indy 1969–1975
  1. AM116 1969–1975
Maserati Khamsin 1974–1982
  1. AM120 1974–1982
Maserati Kyalami 1976–1983
  1. AM129 1976–1983
Maserati Levante 2016–2024
Maserati MC12 2004–2005
  1. I 2004–2005
Maserati MC20 2020–now
  1. I 2020–now
Maserati Merak 1972–1983
  1. AM122 1972–1983
Maserati Mexico 1966–1972
  1. AM112 1966–1972
Maserati Mistral 1963–1970
  1. AM109 1963–1970
Maserati Quattroporte 2012–2023
Maserati Sebring 1962–1969
  1. I 1962–1969
Maserati Shamal 1990–1996
  1. AM339 1990–1996

About Maserati

Maserati was founded in Bologna in 1914 by the Maserati brothers; the trident in its badge is taken from the Neptune fountain in Bologna. In 1937 the Orsi family took over, and the company moved to Modena, where it is still based.

Maserati won races and, in 1957, the Formula One world championship with Juan Manuel Fangio in the 250F. Its road cars include the 3500 GT, Ghibli, Bora and Merak, the Quattroporte sedan (since 1963), the GranTurismo, the Levante and Grecale SUVs and the MC20. Maserati is now part of Stellantis.

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On this page you will find the Maserati models in the 1CARS catalog with their production years. Each model leads to its generations and versions with engines, power in kW and PS, dimensions and performance – where the manufacturer or a reliable source publishes them. The full story is told in Maserati's history. More fast cars are collected in our supercars section.

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