2016 Maserati Ghibli Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

The car rides like a dream. It feels great and hugs the road. It is a blast to drive. The only downside is the cost to maintain the car. It is likely triple of any standard car. The camber set up is tilted pretty far in so the rear tires wear on the inside. One should expect to buy new tires every 12,000-15,000 miles. Oil changes and parts are also quite expensive. If you are up for the maintenance, then this is an amazing car in my opinion.

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Best car I have ever owned. If you are looking to an exotic car for the value, style, and durable this one of the best in the market. Maserati have keep their commitment to excellence where I have expected them to be. When service is needed they service department is second to none.

The 2016 year is one of the best for the Ghibli model in terms of performance, less bugs and overall reliability. Extremely comfortable luxury sports car at a very reasonable price, when used. Buy used from reputable source. Only needs service once a year, unless problems. Make sure to have performance tires, all weather tires.

2016 was the best year for this model. They had worked out the kinks by then. It is a luxury Italian race car. Fantastic speed, great handling, not bad gas mileage for a race car. Only problem is the 2 batteries, and yearly service is quite expensive.

Not very luxurious. Very expensive to maintain. Terrible tires and the brakes needs to be replaced after 2 yrs. I love the look from the outside but this will be my first and last Maserati.

I gota CPO 16 Ghibli s q4. Beautiful looking car. Black on Tan. All options. Suede roof liner, leather dash, you name it. The exhaust is probably the best sounding car around still. Super fast for my 70 mph race track. The brakes went bad after 13 month.$720.00 later I was back on the road. Had an oil change. $1,630.00 and they had the car all day. Then the car needed a tune up which wasnt covered under warranty. However, to keep the warranty valid I had to perform the suggested tune up. $4,840.00....So, basically you pay dearly to own a car with an engine made by Ferrari.I miss my Ghibli. She was everything a Ferrari was. Affording a Maserati goes way past your credit score and ability to qualify for a lease or loan. You should have an extra $8,000.00 on hand for whatever might happen with a car that has an Italian racing engine.