Should you buy a Maserati Ghibli? (2016 3.0 V6 Diesel Model, Test Drive & Review)
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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2023
- Hi & Welcome to the channel, I own a car showroom in the southwest and today I want to show you around a Maserati Ghibli that we have recently taken in to stock and whether you should consider one!
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Great review, accurate and pleasant. Thank you
Really good and honest thank you as I’m looking at one
Thanks! I hope you find the right one soon 😎
A car salesman who tells it warts and all, well done, one of the reasons I watch your podcast
Thanks Andy 🙌
I shared the exact same observations about the screen resembling Fiat Doblo and tricky to locate the rear gear with the shifter.I am not crazy about the car but the sound of the exhaust which struck me and I bought it. Responsiveness of the gas pedal is amazing
The Chrysler switchgear isn’t an issue. No one who is just a regular customer will know that and the car looks great and now diesel variants with average mileage for the year can be picked up from £14 to £19k which makes this a no brainier. And chicks will think you are a baller!
I agree the switchgear isn’t a problem. Unless you’re a car dealer or a motoring journalist you wouldn’t know the switchgear is from a Jeep Cherokee if, like me, you’ve never been inside a Jeep Cherokee.
I chose a Quattroporte over a Ghibli for one reason - for a car of this size there is insufficient legroom in the back for 4 adults. It is the car’s one genuine failing in my view.
I'm on a hunt for a new car (owner of BMW 3 series, ex Lexus IS200 owner) and definitely will consider Ghibli after what I saw in this video.
I had one for about 4 months and moved it on,absolutely nothing wrong with the car but I wanted to like it more than I did just never really got on with it.
The chassis feels its age and is quite unrefined on our roads(not the cars fault).
I think I would go for the petrol next as the diesel was a bit tail happy in the wet maybe because of the weight distribution.
Great economy though if you don’t drive it on the door handles.
i wish but they don’t sell them in the USA, so i enjoy my 2017 ghibli s!
I had a 2014 diesel. I had it 7 years and I loved it. I drove over 100k in it myself, very few issues. MTC is a bit crap tho. Enough power for most situations but not a fast car, quite economical.
Alas, it suffers from cliff-face depreciation, high maintenance costs and I really can't be doing with that fake noise dome speaker on the exhaust system just to make it sound throaty. Apart from that it's lovely to look at!
i have a 2017 facelift v6d with 12000 extras fitted bought it 2 years ago from maserati dealer with full dealer history never had one problem only money spent on servicing it was a bargain
I hope to get the facelift one into stock as I think they’re stunning cars! Great choice 😎
i bought it trade from greypaul 2 years ago i thought it was cheap money i gave under 15k for it the history is fantastic had a fortune spent, as long as you can get a diagnostic tool to work on them @@condorvehiclesalesltd
I would be intrigued to know the view of someone who is familiar with both the 275bhp diesel Ghibli and the 325 petrol. Based on my own experience of driving other marques - turbo diesel vs. normally aspirated petrol - I have found the TD to be generally quicker in normal driving despite nominally lower power outputs.
The petrol versions have quicker 0-60 times and higher top speeds but these are not, in my view, a particularly good indicator of how quick a car is on the road. In my experience the TDs have greater torque developed from lowdown the rev range so have better mid range acceleration for overtaking and accelerating out of a corner.
So my question is - what do those experienced in driving both petrol and diesel versions of the Ghibli think - which is the quicker car in everyday driving?
how much cost servis ? some tips?
@@pincik-fw6xh find a dealer who has the software to do resets and services on a maserati, parts are not to bad but brake pads were £180, i never had any problems with mine in 2 years great car
This is a good 🚗. Internet is overblowing things.
Boring monotonal presentation, not specific enough!