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Year-End Maserati Incentives

| понедельник, 10 августа 2009 г.

Maseratiquattroporte

Holiday sales and incentives are usually meant to clear out excess year-end inventory and make way for next year’s models. However, we rarely — and we mean rarely — see an exotic manufacturer offer such deals. Yet here we are, reporting that Maserati will offer special financing on remaining 2006 Quattroporte sport sedans. Or as you may know it, the car from “Entourage.”

You can now finance a 2006 Quattroporte — which starts at $103,700 — for 1.9% over 60 months or 2.9% over 72 months. Compared to the average car-loan rate of 6.96%, that saves you close to $15,000 over the course of the loan.

These are still Maseratis, though, and dealers don’t have fleets of them on their lots. Many dealers might not have any, while others will have only a few on hand; that’s just the volume these specialized shops work in. Interested buyers have to hurry: The deal ends Dec. 31.

In 2007, the Quattroporte will get a new automatic transmission that reportedly is a significant upgrade for the non-sporting enthusiast, but we won’t know more about its performance credentials until the 2007 debuts in Detroit next month.



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Detroit Auto Show Update: Mazda and Lincoln Concepts

| пятница, 7 августа 2009 г.

Ryuga

We’re three weeks away from the Detroit auto show, and while some automakers are revealing the models they’ll be debuting early – like the Mitsubishi Lancer – others are playing the anticipation game by leaking small hints of what they’ll bring to the show.

Mazda will unveil another design concept called the Ryuga, shown above. This concept follows on the heels of the wild Nagare concept shown at the L.A. Auto Show last month. It looks to share a similar front end, but features fanciful gull-wing doors as well.

There’s also word that Lincoln will show a rear-wheel-drive sedan concept. According to BusinessWeek, the concept is based on Ford Australia’s next Falcon model, which has not been brought to the U.S. We’re excited about the Lincoln concept and think rear- and all-wheel drive are the right move for the next big Lincoln sedan. We also wonder what this means for the much more imminent Lincoln MKS, an all-wheel-drive sedan that is scheduled to debut in 2008.

Stay tuned for more news on the 2007 Detroit auto show.



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