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Maserati Spyder seen being towed...reliability?

Discussion in 'Maserati' started by mjgermane, May 27, 2004.

  1. mjgermane

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    #1 mjgermane, May 27, 2004
    I was in Houston for the first few days of this week on buisness. When I was heading back to the airport I stopped to get gasoline and saw a Maserati Spyder sitting in a parking lot next to the gas station I pulled into. I was enjoying the beauty of the car while I was filling my car with fuel. Then a tow truck came and took the car away. I was a little surprised, although I know that even fairly new cars can have issues.

    How reliable are those cars? I'm not in the market for one, I am just asking out of curiosity.
     

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  2. Stackhouse

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    #2 Stackhouse, May 27, 2004
    The wife filled it with Diesel.

    Sorry you had to see that.

    PD ;)
     
  3. Schatten

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    #3 Schatten, May 27, 2004
    lol! damn.. beaten! that's exactly what I was going to say!
     
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    #4 Stackhouse, May 27, 2004
    Great minds…

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  5. BJS

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    #5 BJS, May 27, 2004
    I'm sure there are a few owners that have had reliability problems, but ours has been bullet-proof. Great car, lots of fun.

    Some folks have reported problems with the software controlling the F1 gearbox - the reports are that it goes into neutral and won't come back out. Dunno the cause; we've never seen that problem.
     

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