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Although the concept shown at the 1966 Turin Motor Show was configured as two-seat coupe, the production Maserati Ghibli added two sparce rear seats, allowing the company to sell it as 2+2 grand tourer.
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I was offered one of these - a 4.9 engined car, but I did the sensible thing and waited until I had sold my Interceptor convertible before responding and of course it was gone by then. They have relativel low RPM engines and somewhat agricultural chassis/suspensions but man, are they ever great looking!
Worked out alright for me as I stumbled across a Lamborghini Islero right after I had sold the Interceptor - much higher tech and output V12, more sophisticated chassis/suspension, and very rare in comparison to the Ghible (100 vs.1100 made), but the styling of the Ghibli was just a bit more alluring.
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