A Used Maserati Gran Turismo Might Just Be The Prettiest Car You Can Buy For £30k

Our recent time with a Gran Turismo MC Stradale has inspired us to take a look at used versions of its less sporty sibling
A Used Maserati Gran Turismo Might Just Be The Prettiest Car You Can Buy For £30k

During our recent stint in a Maserati Gran Turismo MC Stradale (see below), one particular bit of information came up: the standard version of this V8 coupe has been on sale since 2007. As a result, there are parts of this V8 coupe - the spicier MC version included - that feel a bit dated. But there is an upshot: depreciation.

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In the last eight years, prices of the original 2007 Gran Turismo have dropped down as low as £30,000, meaning you can get that same basic shape (minus the because racecar bits) as the MC for a whole lot less.

It won’t be as sporty as the MC nor as powerful - the standard GT has a 4.2-litre version of Maserati’s V8, rather than a 4.7 - but you’re still looking at 399bhp and 0-62mph in 5.2 seconds. Oh, and what’s quite possibly the prettiest car you can buy for £30k, with the Aston Martin DB7 being the only other motor that can rival its gorgeous looks at this price point.

A Used Maserati Gran Turismo Might Just Be The Prettiest Car You Can Buy For £30k

If you want more spice, used 4.7-litre S models start at around £42,000, but as it stands, these ‘boggo’ Gran Turismos are gorgeous GT cars with space for four full-size adult human beings. The downside? All the usual issues with buying a fast used car which costs getting on for £100k new: it’ll be expensive to tax and insure, and its not uncommon for service bills to run into several thousand pounds.

A Used Maserati Gran Turismo Might Just Be The Prettiest Car You Can Buy For £30k

Happy to put up with all of that? This one has one 50,600 miles, and is up for £32,980.

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