Maserati Biturbo Spyder Zagato 2.0 1990

Top performance and open-air driving pleasure came together once again in the Biturbo Spyder: the first open Maserati since the Ghibli Spyder twelve years before. Zagato developed the bodywork near Milan, after which it was assembled in Turin and then transported to Modena to assemble the mechanical parts. Spicy detail: the hood originally had a roof liner made of Alcantara. The Biturbo Spyder lived up to its heritage as a true Maserati, with a leather interior and a gold Maserati clock on the dashboard. The Biturbo offered here is a Spyder i. It is a rare appearance. The numbers are not ééunequivocal, but the estimate is between 122 and 309 copies produced of this version. The car is in drivable condition. Both the interior and exterior look generally good. Currently, the driver's window control does not work. The odometer reading is low. A booklet comes with the car. To get a good impression of the lot we advise you to come to the viewing day.