Mazdaspeed Jon
02-26-2008, 07:07 AM
Does Vungul need a new toy?????
From Autoblog.com:
"Geneva '08 Preview: Maserati confirms GranTurismo S
Following yesterday's reports, Maserati has released official details and images of the new GranTurismo S ahead of its unveiling in Geneva next week.
As reported, the S version benefits from the same 4.7-liter 440hp V8 engine which Maserati developed for the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione. The more powerful engine is mated to an electro-actuated MC-Shift gearbox mounted on the rear transaxle for optimized weight distribution and faster shifting times. The extra power is kept in check by the Brembo braking system first used on the Quattroporte Sport GT S, featuring front brakes with dual-cast iron/aluminum discs and six-pot aluminum calipers. As you can see from the official images we've added to the gallery below, the GranTurismo S also benefits from some subtle visual tweaks, including new wheels, and a leather & Alcantara-trimmed interior with sport buckets.
Given the impression the GranTurismo made at its debut at last year's show, we can't wait to get our lenses on the new GranTurismo S."
http://www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.autoblog.com/media/2008/02/61104_granturismo-s_02.jpg
http://www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.autoblog.com/media/2008/02/61103_granturismo-s_01.jpg
From Autoblog.com:
"Geneva '08 Preview: Maserati confirms GranTurismo S
Following yesterday's reports, Maserati has released official details and images of the new GranTurismo S ahead of its unveiling in Geneva next week.
As reported, the S version benefits from the same 4.7-liter 440hp V8 engine which Maserati developed for the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione. The more powerful engine is mated to an electro-actuated MC-Shift gearbox mounted on the rear transaxle for optimized weight distribution and faster shifting times. The extra power is kept in check by the Brembo braking system first used on the Quattroporte Sport GT S, featuring front brakes with dual-cast iron/aluminum discs and six-pot aluminum calipers. As you can see from the official images we've added to the gallery below, the GranTurismo S also benefits from some subtle visual tweaks, including new wheels, and a leather & Alcantara-trimmed interior with sport buckets.
Given the impression the GranTurismo made at its debut at last year's show, we can't wait to get our lenses on the new GranTurismo S."
http://www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.autoblog.com/media/2008/02/61104_granturismo-s_02.jpg
http://www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.autoblog.com/media/2008/02/61103_granturismo-s_01.jpg