MASERATI

Maserati Ghibli F and Tributo and Levante F Tributo gain new interesting colors

What calls the most attention in this new version are his new exclusive paintings Azzurro Tributo, shown in the images, which is also accompanied by Rosso Tributo. The choice of these colors and their name is due, of course, to the fact that red was one of the most common colors in the Maserati competition cars that Fangio drove during his career, such as the famous Maserati 250F with which he branded the trident debuted in Formula 1 at the beginning of 1954, moreover, the Argentine and the Italian house managed to achieve several victories together and win the Formula 1 Championship in 1957. The bright blue color, for its part, makes reference to the tone that together with the yellow shapes the flag of Modena.

Added to these special colors are the sporty 21-inch wheels in a glossy black tone with a yellow outer edge that contributes with the body color to make this version anything but discreet. What's more, like its wheels, the rest of the normally metallic elements like the grille, front moldings and triple side air vents, as well as its new F Tributo insignia, appear in a glossy black color.

The interior of its cabins has also been updated with upholstery that in terms of fabric colors and seams replicate what was seen on the outside, opting for black Pienio Fiore for leather along with aluminum and carbon fiber inserts, and for red and yellow for contrasting seams.

Of course, like the rest of the Maserati line, these models can be further customized with the Fuoriserie program, which has also recently shown all its possibilities with the creation of three distinct collections under the name Corse, Unica and Futura, in addition to the presentation of new colors for the bodies, wheels, brake calipers and the interior for all models in the house.

Thus, the Maserati Ghibli F Tributo(blue) will have a starting price of $101,390, while the Levante F Tributo(red) will be available starting at $106,590. Both prices are destined for both the United States and Canada.

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