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Maserati turned 100 years old in 2014 - a century of history, graced by some of the world's greatest technicians, racing drivers, cars and victories. MASERATI ALL THE CARS is a 'catalogue' that celebrates the House of the Trident by bringing together almost all its production, from the Tipo 26 - the Grand Prix racer with which the Maserati brothers first became constructors back in 1926 - to current production cars like the GranTurismo, Quattroporte, Ghibli and the brand new Kubang. Between the two were road and racing cars that were true icons of automobile history. The first group includes, among others, the A6 1500, 3500 and 5000 GT, the Ghibli, Indy and Merak; the second the astounding 8CTF, the A6GCSs, the 250 F, the 'Birdcage' and the more recent MC12. The book includes 150 full color designs by illustrator Michele Leonello.
Did you know that the first Maseratis were race cars? Maserati didn’t make a car for the general public until it had been producing cars for 30 years. Readers will learn all about the history of Maseratis in this book, from the Maserati V4 to the Mistral. Full-color photographs of these amazing cars through the years will captivate young car lovers everywhere.
Vibrant photos, exciting details, and historical context bring one of the hottest sports cars, the Maserati Gran Turismo, to life for readers of all ages.
Maserati by Luca Dal Monte,Lorenzo Ramaciotti,Cesare De Agostini,Gianni Cancellieri Pdf
Meant to commemorate 100 years of Maserati, this work covers the history of the marque in all its aspects and is divided into three large sections. The first, signed by Luca Dal Monte, deals with the company history and the marque's industrial matters: from the early years, when production was concentrated on racing cars, to the advent of the first GT of the immediate post-war period through to the great classics of the Fifties, Sixties and Seventies. The "Road cars and design" section by Lorenzo Ramaciotti, is specifically devoted to the Trident's road cars: from the A6 1500 to current production models, including the extraordinary expressions of design offered by models like the 3500 and 5000 GT, the various Quattroportes, the Mistral, Ghibli, Indy to then approach the present day, touching on the 3200 GT and the current Quattroporte, Granturismo and GranCabrio. Historic and modern pictures illustrate each of these models in a long photographic treatise, preceded by an introductory section which focuses on the historic matters associated with this vein of Maserati production. The last section written by Cesare De Agostini and Gianni Cancellieri is about races: from the outset Maserati's history has mainly been one of racing, from the pioneering era to the glorious Fifties, as much in Formula 1 with the 1957 world championship won by Juan Manuel Fangio, as endurance races, Maserati has expressed itself with success at the top levels of the sport. But even before that, the glorious marque had written unforgettable pages in the annals of racing, including victories at Indianapolis in 1939 and 1940. The recent success of the MC12 is the latest chapter in this proud history of achievement. There are also specific boxes in this section devoted to particular competitive aspects, such as the great road speed records (1926-1952) and the company's long experience in speedboat racing. Royal Automobile Club shortlist of contenders for Motoring Book of the Year!
More than 100 years after Maserati made its debut, the GranTurismo stuns drivers with its flashy looks and speed. From the trident that decorates the grille to the aerodynamic side skirts, this car was built to impress. Readers will eagerly jump into the driverÕs seat and cruise through this Car Crazy title.
Published to coincide with Maserati’s one-hundredth anniversary, this lavishly produced volume celebrates the glamour and excellence of Italian automotive style and design. Maserati traces the history of the legendary Italian luxury sports car company that was founded in 1914 by Alfieri Maserati and his three brothers, Bindo, Ernesto, and Ettore, and which went on to back-to-back wins at the Indianapolis 500—the only Italian car manufacturer ever to do so. The book profiles the twelve most iconic Maserati vehicles, including the best-selling Ghibli as well as the Quattroporte, GranTurismo, Bora, Berlinetta, and—for the first time ever published—the Alfieri, which has been described as the manifesto of the future of Maserati design. The book features stunningly precise photography that highlights the exquisite lines and lavish details of the vehicles, along with never before published images and technical and engineering highlights. Also included are special contributions by Lorenzo Ramaciotti, Giovanni Soldini, Franca Sozzani, Gildo Zegna, and Mario Botta.
Painstaking historical and technical research has laid the foundations for this book covering the entire history of one of Italy's most prestigious and legendary car manufacturers. The fascinating story of the Modena factory is closely intertwined with the most significant events that took place in the continual process of socio-economic and industrial development and transformation that has characterized Italy over the last eighty years. All Maserati enthusiasts will appreciate the true nucleus of the book composed of technical files reviewing every car, model by model, from the Tipo 26 of 1926 through to advance information on the forthcoming production. The texts are complemented by a superb range of illstrations featuring rare archive photographs and carefully selected technical drawings. Covers Maserati production from 1926 to 2003 including racing and road cars, engines for cars and boats built by other companies and commercial war vehicles. Includes the story of the Maserati brothers from 1887 until the establishment of OSCA, plus the story of racing in the early Twenties with Isotta Fraschini and Diatto, up to the last Quattroporte model. Contains detailed lay-outs of all the models produced, chassis numbers of all cars manufactured each year, a description of production modifications and the number of examples built of each model. Packed with vintage pictures and photographs of lovingly restored cars. The comprehensive story of one of the most glorious car manufacturers the world has known.
Alfa Romeo and Maserati are two carmakers that are very similar yet incredibly distinct. Alfa Romero is known for breath-taking speed while Maserati is known for cutting-edge luxury features. Car enthusiasts enjoy debating which company produces the better vehicles, and with this engaging information, in addition to many stats and a comparison chart, readers will, too.
