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Maserati 3500 GT
Dealership: EUROPEAN CLASSIC
Price: 55000$
Values: 20/16/40/27
Performance: 230/7.6/240
Class: G
Overall: Sadly, you won’t be able to use this vehicle to win any of the G class races, so you’ll have no use in purchasing it. 3500 GT is an extremely slow car. I’m sure that you’ll find better vehicles elsewhere. AC 289 is always a good idea. You could also try one of the muscle-cars.
Maserati GranSport
Dealership: FERRARI MASERATI
Price: 107500$
Values: 61/40/84/81
Performance: 290/4.8/400
Class: D
Overall: Maserati GranSport is a VERY interesting proposition and you’ll be able to achieve a lot in it in the D class races. You could also consider buying one of the Aston Martin models however it won’t be necessary. Sadly, it’s an expensive vehicle and you will also have to upgrade it.
Maserati Spyder 90th Anniversary
Dealership: FERRARI MASERATI
Price: 110000$
Values: 59/37/82/78
Performance: 283/5.0/400
Class: D
Overall: The limited-edition Maserati Spyder is very similiar to the standard version of this car and it has identical performance values. As a result, I wouldn’t recommend buying it. Head on to the next section of the guide if you want to find out more about this car.
Maserati Spyder Cambiocorsa
Dealership: FERRARI MASERATI
Price: 103000$
Values: 59/37/82/78
Performance: 283/5.0/400
Class: D
Overall: Sadly, Maserati Spyder is worse than the coupe version. Take a closer look at the performance bars if you want to see the difference. I wouldn’t recommend buying this car, especially if you plan on winning races. The only advantage is a slightly lower price.
Maserati MC12
Dealership: FERRARI MASERATI
Price: 750000$
Values: 77/56/95/83
Performance: 330/3.8/630
Class: A
Overall: Sadly, I can’t say anything good about this car. First of all, Maserati MC12 is very expensive and you will also have to upgrade it. This entire operation will cost you more than a million dollars! MC12 is very unstable at high speeds and that’s the main reason to avoid it.
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