Maserati "President": What is it?

As we all know, there are many luxury car brands in Italy, and Maserati is one of them. Maserati was founded in 19 14 with a history of one hundred years. It takes a luxurious route, and its "Trident" symbol is world-famous.

Although Maserati belongs to the most famous luxury car camp in the world, it was acquired by Fiat in 1993 due to poor management. In other words, the Maserati we see now is actually a brand of Fiat. However, what we are discussing today is not this, but a luxury car made by Maserati-Maserati "President (Picture | Configuration | Inquiry)".

The name "president" does sound overbearing, but what kind of car is it? 1963, before Maserati was acquired by Fiat, it first put forward the design concept of "high-performance luxury four-door sedan", so the first generation of Maserati "President" sedan came into being.

It is worth mentioning that Maserati's "President" was the only automobile product of Maserati at that time, and once it went on the market, it became synonymous with Italian high-end cars.

Today, the president of Maserati has been a model for more than half a century. The brand-new Maserati "President" can be said to be the perfect combination of a large luxury car and a classic luxury travel sports car, thus creating a truly unique top luxury car.

The body size of the latest Maserati President is 5262 mm×1948 mm×1481mm. Equipped with a 3.0l V6 turbo engine and matched with an 8-speed automatic manual transmission, the maximum output power is 257kw and the peak torque is 500n·m, ranging from 0- 100. As for its price, it is generally around 6.5438+0.5 million yuan.

Of course, Maserati "President" also has a power version of V8 engine. Its 100-kilometer acceleration can be completed in 4.7 seconds and the top speed can reach 307 kilometers per hour.

It is said that most of Maserati's "presidents" are celebrities, movie stars and heads of multinational companies. What's more, it has always been the car of the Italian Prime Minister and senior government officials. Therefore, the "president" who owns a Maserati must feel unusual.