Tag: 2011 Maserati GranCabrio Sport

  • Top Convertibles 2011

    Always pointed as the category cars that gives drivers the most thrilling experience on the road, the convertible rides have walked a long way from the early ragtops with leaky roofs till the nowadays quiet, fast and extremely comfy cabrios. (more…)

  • 2012 Maserati GranCabrio Sport

    Maserati has introduced the new 2012 GranCabrio Sport coming with more power, a faster gearshift and a distinctively aggressive look.

    2012 Maserati GranCabrio Sport is powered by a staggering 4.7 liter naturally aspirated V8 with 450HP (331 kW) at 7000RPM and 510Nm (378 lb-ft) of torque at 4750RPM. 0 to 100 km/h takes 5.2 seconds and the top speed is 285 km/h (177 mph). It is mated to a 6-speed super-fast gearbox featuring MC Auto Shift mode.

    The engine is rather thirsty – 22.5 litres / 100 km in the city, 9.8 liters / 100 on the highway and 14.5 liters / 100 on combined cycle. The CO2 emissions are 337 g/km.

    Everything in 2012 GranCabrio Sport has been improved. The handling and the Skyhook active-suspension system. The brake system has been revised, too.

    The options list is huge, but the interesting extras are: interior and exterior carbon fibre features, Astro-design 20” wheels, Chrome-line including door handles, the capote mouldings and the exhaust tips.

    While introducing the GranCabrio Sport, Maserati has also refreshed the detailing of the GranCabrio.

    The MY2012 GranCabrio now receives a chromed front grille and side vents, while it also receives adjustable lumbar support for the front passenger as standard equipment.

    It has also added the options of a new, anodized matt red brake caliper for the GranCabrio.

    The car is priced at £102 615 on the road. The first right-hand drive vehicles will reach UK clients in October 2011.

    Check out the specifications, below!

    2012 Maserati GranCabrio Sport
    2012 Maserati GranCabrio Sport

    2012 GranCabrio Sport Specifications:

    Body

    High-strength steel monocoque, under-body aluminium cross bracing

    Layout

    Front-mid-engine, rear-drive

    Engine

    4.7-litre all-alloy V8

    Power – 450hp (331kW) @ 7000rpm

    Torque – 510Nm @ 4750rpm

    Capacity – 4691cc

    Bore x stroke – 94mm x 84.5mm

    Compression ratio – 11.25:1

    Maximum engine speed – 7200RPM

    Oil delivery – Wet sump

    0-100km/h acceleration – 5.2 seconds

    Top speed – 285km/h

    Fuel consumption – Urban – 22.5 litres/100km

    Fuel consumption – Extra-urban – 9.8 litres/100km

    Fuel consumption – combined – 14.5 litres/100km

    CO2 emissions – 337 grams/km
    Transmission

    Six-speed automatic (ZF 6HP26) with MC Auto Shift

    Ratios

    First:                4.171:1

    Second:            2.340:1

    Third:               1.521:1

    Fourth:             1.143:1

    Fifth:                0.867:1

    Sixth:               0.691:1

    Reverse:          3.403:1

    Final Drive:      3.73:1
    Differential

    Asymmetric limited-slip (25% in traction, 45% in release) with bevel drive

    Steering

    Engine-speed sensitive power steering, rack-and-pinion.

    Turning circle

    12.3 metres

    Dimensions:

    Length – 4881mm

    Width (with mirrors) – 2056mm

    Width (without mirrors) – 1915mm

    Height – 1353mm

    Wheelbase – 2942mm

    Front track – 1586mm

    Rear track – 1590mm

    Front overhang – 873mm

    Rear overhang – 1066mm

    Boot/trunk capacity – 173 litres

    Fuel capacity – 75 litres

    Dry weight (EU) – 1887kg

    Kerb weight (EU) – 1980kg

    Weight distribution (roof closed) – 49% front/51% rear

    Weight distribution (roof open) – 48%/52%

    Brakes

    360mm front discs, 330mm rear discs

    Tyres

    245/35 ZR20 (front); 285/35 ZR20 (rear)

    Price

    £102 615 OTR

    Source: Maserati

  • 2011 Maserati GranCabrio Sport

    Maserati GranCabrio Sport is the latest addition to the premium, sporty brand’s stellar line-up of exclusive rides. Ready to offer customers a whole new level of performance and handling blended with the eye-catching styling, open-air excitement and comfort of the Maserati GranCabrio, which debuted at 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show, the 2011 Maserati GranCabrio Sport will sit directly next to the GranTurismo S and the Quattroporte Sport GT S. (more…)