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When I bought the car I had the manager throw in 3 oil changes at the Maserati Indy shop down the road they used. So I technically had no idea how much they cost.

I need new brakes and rotors in about 10k miles. I got a quote for a non brembo European brand (forget name but blogs say this is generally only one that works correctly if not brembo). That is about 2400$ installed which to me for this car ain’t bad!

Oil changes I found out, 200$ with the Ferrari filter and all. My dodge scat pack at a dealer was 225$ and my Subaru Outback at a shop would be 100/125$. So not bad.

36k miles now. 5th owner. No issues with 6k in 4 months. Just a joy. But want to get the plugs, trans and dif fluids checked and changed. I may wait for brake flush when the brakes are due as I’m not having any issues and that seems reasonable to me to wait. But plugs and fluids. Idk. What yall think??? lol. I’m still waiting for quote but I’m thinking 1800-2500$ but I have no idea honestly.

Love the car. When I get the brakes done I may also get them calibers re powdered or painted with the logo on it. 900$ or so here and I may do it to freshen er up a bit.

I’ll post again once I get the service and charges and anything they may find! Just curious. What yall paying and where?

Your experience may vary, it was....fun getting the new piece in. Did a BMC filter at the same time. I don't think it really *does* much, but it's fun to tinker and it looks good. Silicone lubricant mandatory.

Awaiting the diagnosis and hoping it’s not going to wipe me out…

Started geeking out when I did some research and found that it’s 1 of only about 250 Coupe GT models in the US. I also don’t live anywhere near Pennsylvania which makes it even more interesting.

36m. 2013 MC + MC sport line package. Loving this car. No lights. No leaks. No weird noises. Nothing falling off. Yeah it has it quirks but nothing to the extent people online make this up to be. 4.7 with zf transmission and regular maintenance imo is a very reliable “exotic”. Came from a 22 s5 coupe and loved it too but really wanted that v8 sound.

Just took on a road trip from Houston to NOLA. Performed great and it absolutely loves the highway. It was made for it!
Here’s to more miles and road trips for me… I have a feeling getting new tires will be a consistent event though, but that’s fine with me. 😂🤗

My 2018 Maserati Levante is showing its age. The suspension intermittently switches to Off Road and won’t disengage until I use the Sport Mode and then bring it back to normal. Last service, I was told there is a small leak in the suspension. I just would like to know what is up ahead as far as potential maintenance costs. Perhaps I can shop aftermarket for some performance parts. Any suggestions are appreciated.

All thanks to u/bickejoh from r/Astonmartin for these beautiful shots! Crazy fun time!!!

Hi, just picked up a 2016 GT with the new style units and looking to add cameras to the car. The Acar site says their cameras are only compatible with their unit. Are there multiple makers of this style or is there a way to tell if this specific unit is an acar one?

Maserati MC12 Corsa - Dallara Academy, Varano De Melegari