When Maserati introduced a lighter and faster version of the GranTurismo coupe called the MC Stradale , the public was generally excited. However, over time, some individuals found themselves needing the missing rear seats.
And Maserati decided to cater to these people, because the GranTurismo MC Stradale with four seats , i.e. in a 2+2 configuration, will have its official world premiere in Geneva .
Appearance changes compared to the classic GranTurismo copy those on the two-seater model. So both bumpers are new, while two exhaust tips are integrated in the rear one, the hood got a visible air intake and the sports tires were fitted with beautiful 20-inch wheels .
Don't look for anything new under the hood either. The engine is powered by a 4.7-liter eight-cylinder with a capacity of 460 horsepower. The transmission of power to the road is handled by the MC Race Shift six-speed robotic manual transmission, thanks to which the GranTurismo can go up to 302 km/h. Safe stopping from this speed is ensured by Brembo carbon-ceramic brakes.
Production of the more "practical" MC Stradale will take place at a factory in Modena , Italy.
Source: Maserati
