In April, Maserati corroborates the results that set a new record in the first quarter of 2015. With 121 new cars registered, the Italian market reaches a cumulative figure of 514 new vehicles for the year so far, an increase of +10% compared to the same period of the previous year.
All the main European markets (Italy, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain, Switzerland and Benelux) recorded positive results during April, with an average increase of about +20% over the same month in 2014.
The competitiveness of Maserati’s sedans is also clear in terms of residual value: in the Eurotax table drawn up in April 2015, the two Maserati sedans both come in first place, each in its respective category.
The Quattroporte Diesel is placed top for residual value in the luxury car segment, while both the petrol and the Diesel versions of the Ghibli finish – in first place – well above all the other cars in the premium E segment.
The Ghibli Diesel also received a major mark of approval with regard to the corporate market, being named “best company car in Germany”, both in direct competition with the highly acclaimed German cars and in the imported car category. This rating was awarded by a sample of 270 German fleet managers chosen by the respected industry journal Firmenauto, owned by the Motor Sport Presse group.
These accolades, combined with a three-year, unlimited mileage warranty, confirms the outstanding efficiency of the Quattroporte and Ghibli and underlines the value for money associated with the luxury always intrinsic to every Maserati.
