maserati

Maserati are an Italian sports car maker with a long history in racing as well as production cars. Maserati was started in 1914 by the five Maserati brothers, and it's symbol is a trident. Starting with race cars, and then moving into road cars, Maserati has been sold a number of times to Citroen and then Ferrari, and is presently in the hands of the Fiat group. Maserati make three road cars currently, the GranTurismo, the Quattroporte, and the GranCabrio. The Maserati GranTurismo is a luxury sport grand tourer, while the GranCabrio is a convertible version of the same. The Maserati Quattroporte is a large luxury saloon which Maserati tune for sports performance. Maserati was bought by Ferrari but recently was partnered with Alfa Romeo by the Fiat Group which owns all three makes.