2010 Maserati Granturismo Consumer Reviews
Most Helpful Reviews
Positive Review
Fast, nimble, sexy, fun comfy and what a sound!!!!! I have had a Jaguar XKR,,Porsche 911, a Mercedes SL550 but nothing comes even close to the amazing driving experience not to mention the incredible looks my baby gets! Yes it's an amazing ride for sure!!
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Critical Review
I have to say Ive been living with this car for 16 months. I bought an ex-showroom model 2014 red convertible GT sport with white leather interior at 123000 in November 2015 with a mere 1050 miles on the clock. The car is an amazing drive, the exhaust is amazing and you will certainly get looks everywhere you go and this is almost where the fun stops. I was shocked to discover how much these cars depreciate, it made me sick when I realized and even after buying an ex-showroom model thinking the major hit had already happened I am now the proud owner of an amazing car that is plummeting in value like a stone. In 12 months my car dropped 50,000 in value!! Now nobody buys a car as an investment but you certainly do not expect this kind of depreciation and now I am too stubborn to sell this car because the major pain has hopefully passed. Most of the blood has already spilled and the descent in value is slowing down finally so I am hoping I dont wince each time I sit behind the wheel. I wish I had stumped up the extra cash and bought a Ferrari or something that holds its value a little better. A couple of other things for you prospective MAS owners to consider. 1: The GPS system sucks as well as the smart phone integration. You cant connect your iPhone and stream music to the car unless you plug the headphone jack into the port in the glovebox and fyi that USB port does NOT charge your phone so good luck reaching over to the glovebox and changing the song. I HIGHLY recommend if you buy this car because it is so sexy and you dont care about the depreciation then as soon as you drive it off the lot that you buy yourself a Naviks mirroring system and install it. What this does is connect to your head unit and mirror your phone to the cars display screen so you can drive using Waze (awesome app for avoiding the po po which you really need in this car). Of course you can use any other navigation from your phone and you will want to because the MAS GPS nav is rotten (you need to know the county before you can input the road as your destination). Plus you can stream all your music all day long. 2: The paint job is as thin as they come! I had small chips appear on the rim edge of my doors and normally a stone chip on the hood on most other cars will not be too visible but on the MAS you can see it right away. The base coat is white and the final coat is very thin with a lacquer finish and chips easily. (Apparently a well known problem with these cars according to the service guys). If you can live with the bad things I pointed out then go for it, this car is truly amazing.. I just wish Maserati could do something about the resale value of these cars, fix the paint issues and install a much better system that integrates with your smartphone than the plop in my 2014. BTW if youre in the market for an SUV that Levante is just sick amazing luxury but Im not ready for that just yet :)
2010 GranTurismo Reviews
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Power, looks, head turner, performance at high speeds
No bluetooth, cheap looking interior parts
I found my 2015 on CarGurus back in 2023 and got a great deal — 55K miles for $28K out the door. It’s been an amazing car so far. I usually get around 20–25 MPG, sport mode sounds great, and it has plenty of power — definitely more than the average car on the road. That said, it’s not a pure sports car. You’re not buying this to do donuts or burn rubber. It’s a luxury sports car, and there’s a difference. Basic tune-ups usually run me around $300. The biggest thing is maintenance. You have to stay on top of it, or you’ll run into issues. Some people say these cars are “sensitive,” but I don’t really see it that way. To me, that’s usually the opinion of someone who hasn’t owned a luxury vehicle before. My only real negative is that some of the interior pieces feel a little cheaper than expected. Nothing terrible, but considering the class of car and the company it competes with, you’d expect slightly better materials in a few areas. One thing about this, its a major head turner. I cannot count the number of times people have commented on how good my car looks.
Had my GT-S for two years now. So much bang for the buck. With the right upkeep she’ll run like a fresh pony. One of the best sounds. And still gets all the looks. Could never go wrong with a clean GT. Maserati that was actually built solid
Ride, Acceleration, Looks
Steering wheel components don't work that well...
At 52 years old, I finally bought my dream car and I'm totally in love with it--the sound, handling, acceleration, and looks...I couldn't be happier.
Styling. Performance. Comfort.
Depreciation. Potential repair costs.
Ive only owned for a week so keep that in mind but ive got no complaints so far. The ride is very comfortable even though ive heard the MC had the stiffer of the two options. Of course the sound is amazing. Its got some quirks that come with an Italian near super car but i dont mind them. Getting about 21mpg combined so thats not terrible either. The trunk is ridiculously small even compared to an FTypes. Confirmed 4 adults can fit comfortably too. Something my Ftype couldnt do.
No Way!!
Worst resale value reputation, Terrible cars
Here's my advice, Walk Away!! Had nothing but the worst experience ever owning this lemon. Service oil change etc, outrageous. Resale value in these cars are fading away. They just don't hold up. Body style design is nice, but this car is beyond outdated in today's economy.
Nice Design. Good Sound with F136 Engine
Bad quality. Low Horsepower, Heavy car.
Car is a entry to supercar world. But still low quality and due that need to stay with low Milage. Probably need more Horsepower
That Ferrari sound - factory exhaust in Sport mode
Parts are expensive
The title is how Maserati described the Gran Turismo and it is 100% accurate. I have owned my 2010 Gran Turismo S for 1 1/2 years now and it still puts a smile on my face every time I start it. I have yet to come across another Gran Turismo while driving. Do not buy one if you do not like attention - you will often see others taking pics of your car, strangers will ask about it, etc. The exhaust note is perfection - it's impossible for me to not have the car in Sport Manual mode all the time just to hear the glorious Ferrari-sourced 4.7L sing. I plan on keeping it forever. :-)
Great Looking car, expensive but looses value like no other, payed 136,000 for mine 2018 MC and in 4 years it was valued at 60,000to 70,000 not a good purchase unless you have money to give out . don't recommend any maserati only expensive when purchase at dealer.
