Twelve thousand miles in. Nothing has gone wrong, dealer service has been easy, and the steering feel still impresses passengers.
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2026 Maserati GranTurismo review
Maserati GranTurismo: built for the drive, not the errand. Illustrative review
8.4/10 OffLot expert score
The 2026 Maserati GranTurismo sits near the top of its class. Looks the part; sharp steering and a willing chassis. Tight rear seat or none at all and stiff ride on broken roads, so test the trim you'd actually buy. Starting around $175,000, it costs more than most direct rivals.
What's good
- Looks the part
- Sharp steering and a willing chassis
- Driver-focused cabin layout
What to check
- Tight rear seat or none at all
- Stiff ride on broken roads
Best for: Drivers who want the weekend car to be the daily. Starting MSRP: $175,000.
Owner reviews · 4.0 of 5 from 3 owners
Bought it for the weekend drives and it has handled everything so far. Fuel economy has been close to the sticker in mixed driving.
Twelve thousand miles in. Nothing has gone wrong, dealer service has been easy, and the steering feel still impresses passengers.
Price trend · used Maserati GranTurismo, 12 months
Average used asking price in the OffLot demo index: $149,600 · -0.01% last 30 days · +3.85% year over year.