Maserati enthusiasts who attended the Goodwood Revival over the weekend were treated to a range of opportunities to view the manufacturer’s models.
At the Earls Court Motorshow, the company displayed a Mistral Spyder, Quattroporte Mk I, Quattroporte Sport GTS and GranTurismo S Automatic.
Meanwhile, a total of 18 Maseratis took part in the various track challenges.
Four examples of the F1 car voted by readers of Octane magazine as the World’s Greatest Racing Car – the 250F – were in action on the Goodwood circuit.
Sir Stirling Moss – who celebrated his 80th birthday at the historic motoring event – revealed he is particularly fond of the model.
He stated: "I have great affection for the 250F because it was the car that gave me my first proper break in Formula One."
In other news, Maserati’s first four-seater convertible – the GranCabrio – recently made its world debut at the Frankfurt International Motor Show.

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